
Notion
Customers ask a question, and your AI agent searches your Notion databases for the answer. New leads get captured as pages automatically. Knowledge base articles surface in real time. Your Notion workspace becomes an intelligent backend for every conversation.




From database queries to page creation, your AI agent turns Notion into a live data source that responds to questions, captures information, and retrieves content during conversations.
Notion
See how businesses use AI agents to turn Notion workspaces into dynamic knowledge bases, CRM systems, and project trackers that respond to questions in real time.
A customer asks how to reset their password. Your AI agent searches your Notion knowledge base, finds the step-by-step guide in your Help Center database, and presents the instructions directly in the chat. The customer gets their answer in seconds. Your support team handles fewer repetitive tickets, and your existing Notion docs do the heavy lifting.
A website visitor fills out a qualifying conversation with your AI agent, sharing their company name, budget, and timeline. The agent creates a new page in your Notion CRM database with all the details, sets the status to 'New Lead,' and tags the appropriate sales rep. Your pipeline updates in real time while the visitor is still on your site.
A stakeholder messages your AI agent asking for the status of the Q1 product launch. The agent queries your Notion project tracker, filters for the matching project, and returns the current status, owner, and next milestone date. The stakeholder gets an instant update without scheduling a check-in meeting or digging through Notion pages.

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FAQs
The agent uses the Notion API to query databases with filters, sorts, and pagination. When a user asks a question, the agent translates it into a database query, applies the right property filters, and returns matching records. It works with all Notion property types including text, select, multi-select, date, and relation fields.
The agent can only access pages and databases that you explicitly share with your Notion integration. Go to each database or page in Notion, click Share, and add your integration. Unshared content remains private and invisible to the agent.
Yes. The Notion API supports creating pages with various block types including paragraphs, headings, bulleted lists, to-do items, and more. The agent can structure the content based on conversation context, creating well-formatted pages rather than plain text entries.
No. All queries run against the Notion API in real time. Page content, database records, and search results are fetched during the conversation and not persisted by Tars. Your Notion workspace remains the single source of truth.
The agent can both create and update. For updates, it modifies page properties on existing records, such as changing a status from 'Open' to 'Resolved' or adding tags. The page ID identifies which record to update, and only the specified properties change.
Notion AI helps you write and summarize content inside Notion. Tars brings your Notion data into external conversations on your website, WhatsApp, Slack, or SMS. Customers and team members interact with your Notion data without ever opening Notion, and the agent can take actions across multiple tools in one conversation.
The agent uses pagination and relevance sorting from the Notion API. It presents the most relevant results first and can narrow results with additional filters if the user provides more context. Long result sets are broken into manageable chunks during the conversation.
Each Notion integration token is scoped to a single workspace. To access multiple workspaces, create separate integration tokens and configure each as a tool in Tars. The agent can then query across workspaces by calling the appropriate tool for each request.
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