Notion

What’s that Notion block? 🌀 It looks familiar. Smarter than your average block. Maybe it evolved?

We made some improvements to setting up a database with AI. Should now be faster, clearer, and a little bit smarter! Here’s what’s new ⤵️

Suggestions for getting started 💡 Notion AI can now suggest database ideas — so you can go from idea to setup faster.

We shipped 95 product updates last year. Some big, some you might have missed 🤏 Browse through every update from 2024 (and hopefully you’ll find something new you can do!) ntn.so/2024updates

Today, we’re going back to basics: the building blocks of Notion 🧱 If you’re just getting started or want a refresher, blocks are the building blocks (literally) of almost everything you create in Notion, from simple pages to complex workflows. Here’s what you need to know 🧵

Adding blocks is simple. Just hit / (the slash key) to open the menu and search for what you need. /heading → Add a heading /image → Embed an image /toggle → Create collapsible lists

Today, we’re going back to basics: the building blocks of Notion 🧱 If you’re just getting started or want a refresher, blocks are the building blocks (literally) of almost everything you create in Notion, from simple pages to complex workflows. Here’s what you need to know 🧵

Blocks are flexible. You can: ✅ Turn one block into another—like text into a to-do list ✅ Rearrange them with drag-and-drop ✅ Nest them inside each other for structure It’s how you can build anything in Notion, step by step.

Today, we’re going back to basics: the building blocks of Notion 🧱 If you’re just getting started or want a refresher, blocks are the building blocks (literally) of almost everything you create in Notion, from simple pages to complex workflows. Here’s what you need to know 🧵

This week, we announced webhook actions in Notion. Think of them as digital bridges connecting Notion to your favorite tools. Here’s how they work—and how you can use them automate some of your work 🧵👇

And it’s not just for social media: 🗳️ Mark a task “Done” → Send a Stripe invoice 🐛 Report a bug in Notion → Create a Zendesk ticket ✅ Submit a form → Add a new contact to HubSpot

This week, we announced webhook actions in Notion. Think of them as digital bridges connecting Notion to your favorite tools. Here’s how they work—and how you can use them automate some of your work 🧵👇

Now, when a post is marked "Approved" in Notion, it’ll be sent to Make and posted on LinkedIn automatically. From planning to publishing, your workflow just got a lot smoother 😎

This week, we announced webhook actions in Notion. Think of them as digital bridges connecting Notion to your favorite tools. Here’s how they work—and how you can use them automate some of your work 🧵👇

First, generate a webhook URL from a tool like Make. This URL is what connects Notion to your social platform. You’ll paste it into your Notion automation in the next step.

This week, we announced webhook actions in Notion. Think of them as digital bridges connecting Notion to your favorite tools. Here’s how they work—and how you can use them automate some of your work 🧵👇

Think of it this way: when something happens in Notion—like a completed task—webhook actions tell another tool, “Do your thing!” You can trigger them two ways in Notion: 1️⃣ Through database automation 2️⃣ Using button blocks

This week, we announced webhook actions in Notion. Think of them as digital bridges connecting Notion to your favorite tools. Here’s how they work—and how you can use them automate some of your work 🧵👇

Hey, what’s new? We’ve been busy adding even more automations for you. Excited to finally roll out one of your most-requested features. 👀

Introducing webhook actions 🪝 Now you can trigger actions in your favorite tools with buttons and database automations in Notion. Connect your workflows to 1000+ tools through platforms like Zapier and Make.