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Connect Notion

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Overview

Supermemory is a universal memory API that centralizes knowledge from multiple sources. By connecting your Notion workspace, you enable Supermemory to index and retrieve content from your Notion pages, making that information available to your AI applications and workflows. This is especially valuable if Notion is your primary workspace for documentation, research, or team knowledge—connecting it ensures your AI tools have access to your latest, most authoritative content without manual copying or duplication.

Before you begin

  • Active Supermemory account with access to app.supermemory.ai
  • Active Notion workspace account with access to www.notion.so
  • Permission to manage integrations in your Supermemory account
  • Owner or admin privileges in your Notion workspace to authorize third-party connections
  • Knowledge of which Notion pages, databases, or teamspaces you want to import

Step by step

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ClickIntegrations

Open the Integrations tab in Supermemory to access the connectors panel where you can manage connections to external services like Notion, Google Drive, and OneDrive.

Tip. The Integrations tab is typically in the main navigation or sidebar of your Supermemory dashboard.
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ClickPROGoogle DriveNotionOneDriveConnections Link Notion, Google Drive, or OneDrive to import your docs

Click the Notion connector button (labeled 'Link Notion, Google Drive, or OneDrive to import your docs') to begin the Notion integration workflow.

Tip. You may see a PRO badge if this feature requires a paid plan; ensure your account tier supports Notion integration.
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ClickConnect knowledge bases

Click the 'Connect knowledge bases' button to proceed with authorizing access to your Notion workspace.

Step 3
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ClickConnect

Click the 'Connect' button to initiate the OAuth authorization flow. Your browser will redirect to Notion to request permission.

Tip. A popup or redirect window may appear; do not close it during the authorization process.
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Navigate

You are now on the Notion authorization page (www.notion.so). This page prompts you to select which Notion pages and databases you want to grant Supermemory access to.

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ClickSelect pages

Click the 'Select pages' button to open the page selection interface where you can browse and choose specific Notion pages to import.

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TypeSearch pages

Use the 'Search pages' text box to filter and locate specific Notion pages by name. Type a keyword or page name to narrow down the list.

Tip. If you have many pages, searching is faster than scrolling. Leave the search empty to see all available pages.
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ClickTeamspaces

Click the 'Teamspaces' button to filter and view pages organized within specific Notion teamspaces, if your workspace uses teamspaces for organization.

Tip. If your Notion workspace does not use teamspaces, this section may be empty or hidden.
Step 8
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Clickcheckbox

Click the checkboxes next to the pages you want to import into Supermemory. Each checkbox represents a single page or database.

Tip. You can select multiple pages at once. Take care to only select pages you want indexed, as importing unnecessary content can clutter your knowledge base.
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ClickPrivate

Click the 'Private' button to access the section of your Notion workspace containing your private pages (those not shared with the team).

Tip. You may need to toggle between 'Private' and 'Shared' or 'Teamspaces' sections to see all available pages.
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ClickSelect all

Click the 'Select all' button to quickly check all pages in the current view, if you want to import your entire Notion workspace or section at once.

Tip. Use this shortcut if you trust all your Notion content; otherwise, select pages individually to maintain control over what is indexed.
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ClickAllow access

Click the 'Allow access' button to authorize Supermemory to access the selected Notion pages. This completes the OAuth handshake and grants Supermemory permission to read and index your chosen content.

Tip. After clicking, wait for the browser to complete the authorization and redirect. Do not refresh or close the tab during this process.
Warning. Clicking 'Allow access' grants Supermemory read-only access to the pages you selected. Ensure you trust Supermemory with this data.
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Clicklink

Click the return link or button to exit the Notion authorization page and return to Supermemory.

Tip. This link may be labeled 'Back', 'Return to Supermemory', or appear as a clickable element in the Notion UI; watch for a prompt or link after authorization completes.
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Navigate

You are automatically redirected back to app.supermemory.ai. Verify that the Notion connector now shows as 'Connected' in the Integrations tab and that your selected pages are being imported.

Tip. Indexing may take a few minutes depending on the number and size of pages you selected. Refresh the page or check back in a few moments to see the imported pages appear in your knowledge base.

Confirm it worked

  1. 1After completing the workflow, you are redirected back to app.supermemory.ai and the Notion connection appears as 'Connected' in the Integrations tab
  2. 2The selected Notion pages are listed in your Supermemory knowledge base and available for retrieval
  3. 3You can run a test query or search in Supermemory to confirm Notion content is indexed and accessible

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