OpenClaw + Notion Integration

Sync tasks, databases, and docs between OpenClaw and Notion. Automate project updates and knowledge base management.

What OpenClaw does with Notion

5 automation capabilities

Create and update database records automatically

Every new lead, order, or task creates a Notion database page automatically. Properties are mapped and populated — no copying data from one tool to another.

Build and append pages on the fly

OpenClaw can create full Notion pages — headings, bullet lists, callouts, code blocks — from workflow data. Great for auto-generated reports, meeting notes, or client briefings.

Query your databases to drive decisions

Ask OpenClaw to find all tasks due this week, or leads tagged 'hot' in your Notion CRM. The results can drive conditions in your workflow or get posted as a Slack summary.

Sync CRM and project data without tabs

When a deal closes in HubSpot or a project starts in Asana, OpenClaw adds the matching row to your Notion database. Everything stays in sync even if your team lives in Notion.

Add comments and notify teammates

OpenClaw can comment on a Notion page and @mention the right person when something needs their attention. No email threads, no Slack messages — the note lives on the page.

How simple is it?

Just tell OpenClaw what you need

You message OpenClaw:

Add a new row to my Notion leads database with the contact info from the last form submission and mark it as 'New'

No workflow builder. No API docs. No configuration UI. Just plain English.

Get connected in minutes

1

Create a Notion integration

3 min

Go to notion.so/my-integrations and create a new internal integration. Give it a name, copy the secret token. This takes about 3 minutes.

2

Share your databases with the integration

2 min

Open each Notion database you want OpenClaw to access. Click the ••• menu → Add connections → find your integration. Without this step, the API will return a 404.

3

Connect and build your first sync

10 min

Add the integration secret to OpenClaw. Test by querying a database. Then set up a trigger and add a Notion create/update action. Map fields and run a test — your first record should appear in seconds.

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