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Connect Notion knowledge

Authorize a read-only scope and import Notion pages into the knowledge base.

Updated 2026-10-09

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Open Knowledge and select New document.

You can connect Notion pages to YundaDesk. The AI can use the content after synchronization and processing succeed; it does not open Notion while answering a customer.

Connect a source#

  1. Open Apps → Self-service → Notion and select View. You can also open Workspace and select Knowledges.
  2. Select New document in the knowledge base.
  3. Open the Notion entry, then select Connect Notion.
  4. YundaDesk opens a new tab. Confirm the read-only access scope on the Notion authorization page.
  5. After authorization returns, choose a page as the sync root in the new tab.
  6. Confirm and start the first sync.
  7. Wait for the status to become Healthy, then select Test knowledge and ask important questions.

The Notion card is visible in Apps by default and does not require installation; it only opens the existing knowledge-base entry. If the connect button is disabled, Notion is not available for this workspace yet. Contact YundaDesk support to confirm availability; once it is enabled, you can authorize it without creating another knowledge base. Feishu knowledge connections are not currently available.

If the expected scope is missing:

  • Share the page with this connection, then reload the scope list.

Read sync status#

Under New document → Notion, each connection shows its synchronized document count, last successful sync, next scheduled sync, and latest error. The list refreshes automatically while syncing. You can also select Sync now. After synchronization starts, the Knowledge list follows its progress and shows documents as they become available. It refreshes once more as soon as synchronization finishes, so no manual refresh is required.

Synchronized documents appear in the existing Knowledge table as one expandable source folder named after the selected Notion page. Expand it to view and open its documents. Connection, sync, and disconnect controls remain under the Notion entry and do not occupy the main page.

  • Healthy: the latest complete sync succeeded.
  • Partial failure: some documents or provider requests failed. Existing usable knowledge is preserved and is not removed by an incomplete round.
  • Authorization invalid: the credential expired or the connection must be authorized again.

New or changed content must still finish knowledge processing before the AI can use it. Check document processing status and Test knowledge for confirmation.

Updates and limits#

YundaDesk runs scheduled refreshes and supports manual sync. After updating Notion content, review the sync result and test answers. If synchronization cannot finish, follow the error guidance on the page or contact support.

If the provider is rate-limited or temporarily unavailable, documents from the last successful sync remain active. Retry after the provider recovers.

Disconnect#

Disconnecting deletes the connection credential and stops future synchronization. Previously imported local documents are not deleted automatically. Delete those documents from Knowledge if the AI should no longer use them.

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