Notion integration

Each new client comment becomes a page in a Notion database, with the details, screenshot and replies in the page.

Connect Notion

1. Open Settings → Integrations and press Connect on the Notion card. A Connect Notion? sheet shows what TweakTick can and can't do. Press Continue to Notion, sign in and pick the pages and databases TweakTick may use. This works for any Notion workspace. - Prefer not to sign in? Paste an internal integration token instead: create an internal integration in Notion's integration settings, copy its token, and paste it into TweakTick.

2. In Notion, open the database you want to use, then share it with the TweakTick integration (from the page's connections menu).
3. Open a project's settings and pick that Database, then its Title property (both are required). The other properties (such as status and assignee) can stay on Detect automatically, or you can pick them yourself.

4. In Settings → Integrations, press Manage on the Notion card, open People (Notion ↔ your team) and match your TweakTick teammates to Notion people, so assignees carry over.

What is sent

• A new comment becomes a database page: title, status and assignee.
• The page body holds the comment, the screenshot, replies and a link back to TweakTick.
• Status changes and new replies update the page.

Notion is one-way: changes made in Notion don't come back to TweakTick.

Internal comments

• Internal (agency-only) comments are never sent by default: Exclude internal comments is on in each project's settings.
• Only if your client can't see this database, you can turn Exclude internal comments off. Internal comments are then sent with an "[Internal]" label.

Turning it off

Open Settings → Integrations, press Manage on the Notion card, then press Disconnect. You can also remove TweakTick from the database's connections in Notion.