# Notion integration

> Circleback adds each meeting to a Notion page or database, with notes, action items and the transcript filled in.

- Canonical HTML: https://circleback.ai/integrations/notion
- Plan: Pro, Business and Enterprise
- Setup guide: https://circleback.ai/docs/support/automations/integrations/integrate-with-notion
- Integrations directory: https://circleback.ai/integrations
- Language: en-US

## How it works

1. Open Automations in Circleback and select New automation.
2. Run it after every meeting, or only for meetings that match tags, meeting name, participants or invitee email domains.
3. Choose Notion and connect your account.
4. Pick a page or database. If it's missing, add Circleback under ⋯ → Connections in Notion.
5. For a page, choose what to include. For a database, map outcomes to properties. Then save.

## What you can do with Notion

- Create a page under the page you pick, or a database entry with mapped properties.
- Ask Circleback to search your workspace, create and update pages, and add comments.

## Frequently asked questions

### Why doesn't my page or database show up?

Notion only shares the pages you connect. Open it in Notion, select ⋯ → Connections and add Circleback.

### Can Circleback fill in database properties?

Yes. When you pick a database, you map each meeting outcome to a property, and each meeting becomes a new entry.

### Can I choose which meetings it runs on?

Yes. Conditions limit an automation to meetings with certain tags, meeting names, participants, invitee emails, invitee email domains or number of invitees. Without conditions, it runs after every meeting.

### Is Notion on the Free plan?

No. Notion automations need Pro or above. Asking Circleback to search Notion works on every plan.