Integration Guide
Notion
Publish blog posts as pages in a Notion database.
How It Works
Every published post becomes a new page in your Notion database. Content is converted to native Notion blocks — headings, lists, images, quotes, tables. Category, slug, and status columns are filled in automatically.
Setup Steps
1
Create an integration in Notion
- Open notion.so/profile/integrations.
- Click New integration, name it (e.g. Azuqe), pick your workspace, save.
- Copy the Internal Integration Secret (starts with ntn_).
2
Enable content capabilities
- On the same page, open the Capabilities tab.
- Turn on all three: Read content, Update content, Insert content.
- Save. Comments and User capabilities can stay off.
3
Create the blog database
- In Notion, add a new page, type /database and choose Table - Full page.
- Add three columns: Status (Status), category (Text), slug (Text).
- Column names are case-sensitive.
4
Share the database with your integration
- Open the database page.
- Click ⋯ at top right → Connections → Add connections.
- Pick your integration.
5
Copy the database ID
- Open the database as a full page. The URL is: notion.so/…/name-DATABASE_ID?v=VIEW_ID
- Copy the ID before ?v= — that is the database. The value after ?v= is a view and will not work.
6
Connect in Azuqe
- Go to Connected Apps → Notion → Connect.
- Paste your Internal Integration Secret and the database ID.
- Open Manage → Run Connection Test to confirm.
What Gets Synced
Full-fidelity HTML → Notion block conversion
Automatic status, category and slug mapping
Preserves tables, lists, images, quotes
Plan and review content in Notion
Troubleshooting
Ready to connect?
Open your dashboard and navigate to Connected Apps to link Notion.