Notion

Notion is a wiki, a database and a file cabinet at once, which is why it tends to hold a bit of everything — hiring notes, vendor contracts, a table of API keys someone made “temporarily”.

What you need to connect

An integration token. Create an internal integration in Notion, copy its secret, then share the pages and databases you want scanned with it — Notion integrations see nothing by default. An OAuth access token works too.

That sharing step is also your scope control: the integration can only read what someone deliberately gave it.

What Classifyre reads

• Pages — the text of the page’s blocks.
• Data sources (databases) — their schema, with their row pages linked.
• Comments — page and block comments, as one comments asset per page.
• Files — attachments, images, PDFs and video blocks, page icons and covers, materialised as their own assets.
• Links between pages — parent, relation and mention references, wired into the graph.

Narrow further by page id, data source id, or a search query.

Files attached in Notion are read with the shared file pipeline: see Supported File Formats for everything it can open, and OCR & Transcription for reading text out of images, audio and video.

Metadata on every asset

Lineage

Worth knowing

• Nothing shared, nothing scanned. An empty scan almost always means the integration hasn’t been given access to any pages yet.
• Rate limits are respected with retries and an optional fixed delay.

Configuration

Beyond the fields below, every source also has the settings shared by all of them: the sampling strategy, the detectors to run, the scan schedule, and the compute limits for its scan jobs.

Required

Without these, the source will not save.

Secrets

Stored encrypted and never shown again after you save them. See Configuration & Fields.

Optional

Everything you can tune. Sensible defaults apply when you leave them alone.