Productivity

Connect Notion with Glow

Notion has become the wiki, project tracker and knowledge base for a lot of teams at once. Connect it to Glow to fire workflows off new pages or database entries, and to write status updates, meeting notes or generated content straight into the pages people are already reading.

Connect Notion

What you can do

Triggers

  • New pageFires when a new page is added to a database.
  • Page property updatedFires when a property on a page changes, such as a status field.
  • New databaseFires when a new database is created in a workspace.
  • New commentFires when a comment is added to a page.

Actions

  • Create pageAdd a new page to a database with specified properties.
  • Update pageUpdate properties or content on an existing page.
  • Find pageSearch for a page by title or property value.
  • Append blockAdd a new block of content to the end of a page.

Use cases

Roadmap synced from Jira

When a Jira ticket’s status changes to Done, the matching row in the Notion product roadmap updates automatically.

Meeting notes, auto-filed

Zoom call summaries generated by OpenAI are appended to the right meeting page in Notion right after the call ends.

Task handoff to Asana

New action items added to a Notion database create matching tasks in Asana, so execution work doesn’t get stuck in a wiki.

How it works

1

Connect your account

Authorize Glow to access your Notion account in a couple of clicks — no API keys or webhooks to configure by hand.

2

Pick a trigger or action

Choose one of Notion's triggers to start a workflow, or drop in one of its actions as a step further down the chain.

3

Map the data

Wire fields from Notion into the rest of your workflow — Glow handles the formatting so every step downstream gets what it expects.

4

Turn it on

Publish the workflow and Glow runs it automatically from then on, every time the trigger fires.