Using Navi with Notion
Notion is where most teams keep their real operating memory — meeting notes, project docs, CRMs, wikis. Connect it to Navi and you can read from and write to all of it by chatting.
What Navi can do in Notion today
- Search your Notion workspace for pages and databases.
- Read pages and their blocks (paragraphs, lists, headings).
- Create pages — standalone or as rows inside a database.
- Update pages — append text, modify blocks, change properties.
- Query databases with filters and sorts; update entries.
- List users in your workspace.
Connect Notion
Open the Tools panel in Navi, find Notion, and click Connect. Notion will ask you which pages and databases to share with Navi — you pick. You can adjust or revoke access anytime from Notion's settings.
Use cases
Meeting notes that write themselves
Updating a CRM
If you keep customers or leads in a Notion database:
Daily standup log
Weekly summary pulled from calendar
Finding something across the workspace
Tips
Teach Navi your workspace structure
Tell Navi once which database to use for what, and it will use them correctly every time:
Combine Notion with calendar and Linear
The most useful workflows cross tools. Example — post-meeting follow-up:
Schedule it
Most of these workflows make even more sense as scheduled jobs. See the automation guide.
Questions? Stuck? Want to share something you built?
Come join the Navi community — the fastest way to get help or compare notes with other users:
- Discord — real-time chat with the Navi team and other users
- r/naviwork on Reddit — longer-form tips, playbooks, and Q&A
- Navi Facebook group — for folks who prefer Facebook
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