Notion: articles arrive as draft rows in your blog
Connect Notion, pick the database your blog lives in and map its columns, and Attensira delivers each approved article as a new draft row. The agents can also read your posts and propose an update as a before and after, which always waits for your approval. Attensira never deletes a Notion post; replaced blocks are archived.
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Reads The pages and databases you share with it
Can Create pages, draft blog posts and publish them, each once you approve it
WriterApproveNew article: what buyers ask AI before a demo
Send to Notion creates a new row in your blog database, in its draft state.
Saved as a draft; publish it there to put it live
An example of the connector on Customize → Connectors, and of the item that waits in your Inbox
What can the crew do once Notion is connected?
Deliver new articles, and propose updates to the posts you have.
WriterWrites articles and, once you approve, creates each as a new row in your blog database in its draft state.
CopywriterLists and reads your posts, and proposes an update to one as a before and after in your Inbox. Those tools exist only once a blog database is mapped.
AnalystStarts the before-and-after re-reads for the article's tracked prompts once it is published through Notion.
Which columns do I map?
Only the title is required. The mapping is checked against the database when you save it.
| Field | Required | What to map |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Yes | The title property |
| Slug | No | A text property holding the post's slug |
| Status | No | A status, select or checkbox property, with its draft value and its published value |
| Body | No | Empty means the page content. A text property is limited to 2,000 characters |
| Published date | No | A date property |
A property that does not exist or has the wrong type is refused when you save, not at the first delivery.
What can the crew do with posts already in the database?
Once a blog database is mapped, the crew can list and read your posts and propose an update to one, shown as a before and after in your Inbox. Every article waits for your approval first, in every mode.
ApproveUpdate “How we price AI visibility work”Notion · proposed update
Before and after: the post still names last year's plan; the update says plans differ by prompts and credits.
ApproveUpdate “Five questions buyers ask an assistant”Notion · proposed update
Before and after: answers quote the post's old list of engines. The update adds the two it tracks now.
How do I connect Notion?
Three steps, from the workspace's connectors.
- Step 1
Connect Notion
Connect Notion and grant access to the page that holds your blog database.
- Step 2
Pick the blog database
Choose the database your posts live in.
- Step 3
Map the columns
Tell Attensira which property holds the title, and optionally the slug, status, body and published date.
What will the crew never do in Notion?
It adds rows and, with your yes, replaces a post's content. It never removes anything.
After your yes, it can
- Create a new row in your blog database, as a draft
- Replace an existing post's content with the update you approved
- In Act mode, set a new row to published when the mapping has a published value
Never
- Delete a Notion post
- Change a post's status when it updates it
- Duplicate a post whose title already exists
- Destroy the old content: replaced blocks are archived, so Notion's history keeps them
When does a Notion article go live?
Every article waits for your approval first, in every mode.
- Ask or Draft
- The new row stays a draft for your team to publish in Notion.
- Act
- The row is set to published, with today's date, only if the mapping has a published value and the article passed the draft check. Otherwise it stays a draft.
- Updates
- An update to an existing post always waits for your approval, Act included.
Which question is a new post in the database for?
One no page answers yet. This answer cites a forum thread and names no tool, which is the opening: a post that answers it plainly, drafted into the Notion database for you to publish.
Question: can I invoice in two currencies as a freelancer
Perplexity answered: Yes, if your invoicing tool supports it: you can issue an invoice in the client's currency and record the converted amount in your own, but tools differ in how they handle the exchange rate.
Sources cited
- 1freelancer-forum.example
Not namedLedgerly is missing from this Perplexity answer.
Researcher · Stored the answerExample · Ledgerly, a fictional brandQuestions about Notion
Can Attensira publish to my Notion blog?
Does Attensira delete or overwrite Notion posts?
What happens if a post with the same title exists?
Do I need a body column in my Notion database?
Can Notion take articles meant for WordPress?
When does Attensira start measuring a Notion article?
Give the crew your Notion blog.
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