> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.letsflow.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Notion > Search and update Notion pages and databases from automations. export const flowWebUrl = "https://app.letsflow.ai"; Flow uses this integration to search pages, read page details, query data sources, and create pages in Notion from automations. Select **Notion** in **Integrations → Add connection** to connect with OAuth. Internal-token connections need separate administrator configuration; a token is not an authentication choice in that wizard. ### Prepare in Notion Nothing to create in Notion. You will sign in during Flow setup, choose a workspace, and select the pages and databases to share. ### Connect in Flow 1. Open **Integrations** and choose **Add connection**. 2. Search for **Notion**. 3. Select the **Notion** card to open the connection wizard. Open Flow 1. Choose the teams that can use the connection, then choose **Continue**. 2. In **Permissions**, select **Automations**, then choose **Continue**. **Knowledge (read only)** uses a separate connection. 3. Enter a connection name and choose **Connect** to open the OAuth authorization window. 4. On the Notion authorization screen, select the workspace. 5. Choose the pages and databases Flow can access, then choose **Allow access**. 6. After connecting, configure **Automations** on the connection page and allow only the actions its automations need. ### Prepare in Notion The **Notion** wizard in **Integrations → Add connection** uses OAuth only. Ask your Flow administrator whether your environment supports internal-token connections and where to connect before you prepare a token. Internal-token connections require separate administrator configuration; that configuration does not add a token option to this wizard. Open [Notion integrations](https://app.notion.com/developers/connections), create a connection, and set its type to **Internal**. Enable **Read content** for read actions. Enable insert or update capabilities only when the automations using this connection need write actions. In the connection's **Configuration** tab, copy the internal integration token. New tokens start with `ntn_`; older tokens can start with `secret_`. Open each top-level page or database that Flow should access. Use **••• → Connections** to add the internal integration. Child pages inherit access from their shared parent. A valid token can connect even when no pages are shared. If an automation receives `object_not_found` or search returns no content, share the relevant page or its parent with the internal integration. Some agent, session, meeting-note, and administration actions also require eligible Notion plans and workspace permissions. An internal-token connection provides Notion actions to automations. It does not create a Notion knowledge source. OAuth requires a separate authorization grant; it does not reuse the token's capabilities or shared content. ### Connect in Flow 1. Open **Integrations** and choose **Add connection**. 2. Search for **Notion**, not **Notion (API Key)**. 3. This catalogue entry supports OAuth setup only. Its advertised **API KEY** method does not provide a token selector or a separate token entry. Open Flow Internal-token setup is not available in this wizard. Do not paste a token into its connection name or description. Ask your Flow administrator whether internal-token connections are available in your environment and get setup instructions. ## Permissions and scopes This integration does not define provider scopes. ## Supported actions | Action | Description | Risk | | - | - | - | | Append block children | Append block children in Notion. | medium | | Apply many agent operations | Apply many agent operations in Notion. | high | | Cancel a session | Cancel a session in Notion. | high | | Complete a multi-part file upload | Complete a multi-part file upload in Notion. | medium | | Create a comment | Create a comment in Notion. | medium | | Create a data source | Create a data source in Notion. | medium | | Create a database | Create a database in Notion. | medium | | Create a file upload | Create a file upload in Notion. | medium | | Create a meeting note | Create a meeting note in Notion. | medium | | Create a page | Creates a Notion page using automation-provided input. Use it when the automation needs to add this provider record or request. | low | | Create a view | Create a view in Notion. | medium | | Create a view query | Create a view query in Notion. | medium | | Delete a block | Delete a block in Notion. | high | | Delete a comment | Delete a comment in Notion. | high | | Delete a view | Delete a view in Notion. | high | | Delete a view query | Delete a view query in Notion. | high | | Delete agent | Delete agent in Notion. | high | | Get agent | Get agent in Notion. | medium | | Get agent insights | Get agent insights in Notion. | medium | | Get view query results | Get view query results in Notion. | low | | List all users | List all users in Notion. | low | | List comments | List comments in Notion. | low | | List custom emojis | List custom emojis in Notion. | low | | List file uploads | List file uploads in Notion. | low | | List templates in a data source | List templates in a data source in Notion. | low | | List views | List views in Notion. | low | | Move a page | Move a page in Notion. | medium | | Query a data source | Reads rows from a Notion data source. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | low | | Query agents | Query agents in Notion. | medium | | Query meeting notes | Query meeting notes in Notion. | low | | Query session events | Query session events in Notion. | medium | | Query sessions | Query sessions in Notion. | medium | | Retrieve a block | Retrieve a block in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a comment | Retrieve a comment in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a data source | Retrieve a data source in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a database | Retrieve a database in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a file upload | Retrieve a file upload in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a page | Reads a Notion page. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | low | | Retrieve a page as markdown | Retrieve a page as markdown in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a page property item | Retrieve a page property item in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a session | Retrieve a session in Notion. | medium | | Retrieve a user | Retrieve a user in Notion. | low | | Retrieve a view | Retrieve a view in Notion. | low | | Retrieve an async task | Retrieve an async task in Notion. | low | | Retrieve block children | Retrieve block children in Notion. | low | | Retrieve your token's bot user | Retrieve your token's bot user in Notion. | low | | Search by title | Reads Notion pages and databases that match the search query. Use it to fetch current provider state without modifying data. | low | | Update a block | Update a block in Notion. | medium | | Update a comment | Update a comment in Notion. | medium | | Update a data source | Update a data source in Notion. | medium | | Update a database | Update a database in Notion. | medium | | Update a page's content as markdown | Update a page's content as markdown in Notion. | medium | | Update a session | Update a session in Notion. | medium | | Update a view | Update a view in Notion. | medium | | Update agent credit limit | Update agent credit limit in Notion. | high | | Update agent status | Update agent status in Notion. | high | | Update page | Update page in Notion. | medium | | Upload a file | Upload a file in Notion. | medium | This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.