Notion

Ingests a Notion workspace as a property graph: pages, databases, the people who authored them, and — most usefully — the relations between pages. Walks the workspace via Notion's search API sorted by last_edited_time, so ticks are incremental (a stored floor stops the walk once it reaches already-seen items).

OAuth data source

Authorize once with Connect in the UI — there's no token to paste. Provider slug notion; see OAuth data sources for the one-time provider-app setup. Notion is capability-based: grant the integration read content + read user information when you authorize.

Connect

1. Data sources → Add data source → Notion.
2. Name it, click Connect Notion, and approve access in the Notion window.
3. (Optional) restrict to specific databases; leave empty for the whole workspace the integration can see.
4. Pick a sync interval and Create.

What it ingests

A property graph under notion_nodes / notion_edges (graph name notion); ids are prefixed notion:.

Nodes

Label	Id	Key props
Database	notion:db:{id}	title, url, last_edited_time
Page	notion:page:{id}	title, url, archived, last_edited_time
User	notion:user:{id}	—

Edges

Type	From → To	Meaning
CONTAINS	Database → Page	page lives in a database
CHILD_OF	Page → Page	sub-page of a parent page
CREATED_BY / LAST_EDITED_BY	Page/Database → User	authorship
RELATES_TO	Page → Page	a Notion relation property value (carries the property name)

Configuration

Field	Type	Default	Description
credential_id	uuid	— (required)	the OAuth2 credential (set by the Connect flow)
databases	string[]	[]	restrict to these database ids; empty = all
max_pages_per_tick	int	10	search pages fetched per tick (≤100 items each)

{
  "credential_id": "0e8f…",
  "databases": [],
  "max_pages_per_tick": 10
}

Default sync interval is 10 minutes. The data source resolves and refreshes the OAuth token automatically each tick — see OAuth data sources.