Notion Integration

A planned connection that would file each submission as a page in a Notion database, with questions mapped to properties.

A Notion integration would send each completed submission into a database you choose in your own Notion workspace. You would sign in to Notion from the form's Integrations tab, grant access to the pages that hold the database, and then map each question to a property: a short answer to a text property, an email block to an email property, a multiple choice question to a select, a file upload to a files property, and so on. From then on, every response would arrive as a new page with those properties filled in.

Today, Notion appears on the Integrations tab as a card marked coming soon. There is no sign-in behind it and no sync.

In the meantime, a webhook carries every completed submission as JSON to an address you control, and a small script or an automation tool on the receiving end can create the Notion page from it. The REST API covers the same data for a scheduled import.

Once the integration ships, this page will walk through connecting a workspace, choosing a database, the property mapping for each question type, and where to look when a submission has not appeared.