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Back to Search AI connectors list Notion is a productivity and collaboration application combining note-taking, project management, task tracking, and knowledge sharing. Search AI ingests pages from Notion workspaces, indexing them for efficient retrieval and enabling users to quickly locate information.

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Connector Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Repository typeCloud
Supported contentPages
RACL supportYes
Content filteringNo

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Authorization Support

Search AI supports two authentication methods for Notion: Internal Integration Token and OAuth 2.0.

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Public Integration (OAuth 2.0)

Public integrations use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for secure authentication. For setup instructions, see the Notion authorization guide. Use one of the following redirect URLs when configuring the public integration:
  • JP Region: https://jp-bots-idp.kore.ai/workflows/callback
  • DE Region: https://de-bots-idp.kore.ai/workflows/callback
  • Prod: https://idp.kore.com/workflows/callback
Generate client credentials and an access token for this integration.

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Internal Integration (Token)

This method uses an internal integration token for direct authentication.
  1. Create your integration on the Notion integrations settings page.
  2. Under the Configuration tab of the integration, enable the following capabilities: Capabilities
  3. Copy the integration token from this tab. Use it to authenticate API requests.
Ensure that Notion workspace pages are shared with the integration so that content can be ingested into Search AI. See how to add connections to pages for details.

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Configure the Notion Connector in Search AI

Provide the following fields to configure the connector:
FieldDescription
NameUnique name for the connector
Authorization TypePersonal Access Token (Internal Integration) or OAuth 2.0 (Public Integration)
Token / Client CredentialsIntegration token or OAuth client credentials, depending on auth type
Additional fields map Notion content to Search AI schema fields. Only standard fields are supported, and these mappings are pre-configured by default.

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RACL Support

Access control for the Notion Connector uses the Page ID as the permission entity. For each ingested page, the sys_racl field contains the page ID. For example, if the page ID is a1b2c3, the field appears as: 
"sys_racl": ["a1b2c3"]
Use the Permission Entity APIs to associate users with this permission entity.