Notion

Connect Notion to Riff to view and edit selected pages, create sub-pages, and let agents read/write structured content. Riff handles the OAuth, stores tokens securely, and wires Notion into your apps, automations, and agents.

What you can build (fast)

• Knowledge ops dashboards: status of documentation, open edits, owner SLAs.

• Content pipelines: intake → review → publish, with AI clean-ups and checklists.

• Daily/weekly summaries: post “what changed in Notion” to Slack or email.

Editorial Ops Dashboard

Build a dashboard that reads Notion databases (Articles, Owners, Status, Deadlines) and charts throughput, cycle time, and overdue items. Trigger daily at 09:00 and via Refresh.

Content Intake → Review

Watch a “Submissions” database, validate required fields, assign an editor, and move items to “In Review,” leaving an AI-suggested checklist as a comment.

Meeting Notes to Notion

Ingest a transcript (upload or integration), extract decisions/action items, create a dated page under “Meetings,” and tag owners and due dates.

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Prerequisites

• Notion workspace where you can install an integration and select pages for access.

• A Riff workspace (sign-in at useriff.ai).

Connect Notion to Riff (two easy ways)

Let the agent drive When a task needs Notion, the agent prompts you to connect. Click the link, approve scopes once, done. The agent runs a quick test and uses it in your build plan automatically.

Add proactively In your workspace, go + More → Integrations → Notion, authorise, and you’re ready. Riff manages tokens, scopes, and basic checks for you.

Tip: If an OAuth popup is blocked in the embedded preview, open your app in a new browser tab and retry the connect step.

Permissions (scopes) Riff requests in Notion

Category	Scope summary
Pages (view)	View pages you select
Pages (edit)	Edit pages you select
Content creation	Create new content/sub-pages within selected pages
Workspace directory	View workspace users (names, avatars, emails)

Riff uses OAuth; tokens are stored securely and handled by the Integrations system (no hard-coding secrets in code).

How Riff wires Notion for you (under the hood)

• Sets up OAuth and stores tokens securely in Secrets/Integrations.

• Adds minimal scopes, verifies them, and runs a simple test action.

• Exposes Notion as a service inside tasks, automations, and agents (no boilerplate).

Security notes

• Tokens are managed by Riff’s Integrations system; you don’t paste keys into code.

• Frontend code never sees secrets; all actions run server-side.

• Keep scopes tight; Riff requests only what’s needed and validates them.