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Adds a page to a Notion database for every enquiry — titled as you choose, with the details in its body.

Updated 2026-11-02

01What it does

  • Rules: add a database page

02What you need

  • Integration secret — kept encrypted, never shown again. notion.so/profile/integrations → New integration (Internal) → Internal integration secret.
  • Database ID. The 32 characters in the database's link, before ?v=.

03Connect it

  1. Go to notion.so/profile/integrations → New integration, type Internal, pick the workspace, and copy the Internal integration secret.
  2. Open the database in Notion → ⋯ → Connections → add your integration (without this, Notion answers 404).
  3. Copy the database's link: the 32 characters before ?v= are its ID.
  4. In your site → Manage → Integrations, choose Notion, paste the secret and the Database ID, and press Connect.
  5. Open the Rules tab in your site → Manage → Integrations, choose an event (e.g. "Form submitted") and pick an action from this tool. The fields are pre-filled from the form; glance, then save. The database's title column must be called Name (Notion's default).

04Check it works

  • The card shows Working.
  • After a test enquiry the page appears in the database.

05If it does not work

  • 404 object_not_found — The database is not shared with the integration. Add it under ⋯ → Connections.
  • 400 Name is not a property — The title column was renamed. Rename it back to Name.

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