Notion + Elido: workspace connection (Beta)
You can connect a Notion workspace to Elido with OAuth from the dashboard. Today that stores the connection only. Writing link data into Notion pages or databases is planned and not built yet.
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What works today
How it works
A connection with nothing attached yet
After you approve access, Elido keeps the token and shows the connected Notion workspace. No scheduled job or event handler uses it, so your Notion pages are not modified and no link data leaves Elido.
Setup guide
Connect in three steps
- 1Open the Notion card
Dashboard, Integrations, Notion, then Connect.
- 2Approve access in Notion
Notion shows its consent page, where you select the pages and databases to share. Elido cannot see anything you do not select.
- 3Check the status
The card shows the connected workspace. Use Disconnect to remove the connection.
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 with a bot token
Notion's OAuth grants access at the workspace level through a bot token. Notion does not support PKCE or refresh tokens, and it has no revocation endpoint, so Disconnect marks the connection revoked in Elido only. To cut access fully, also remove the integration in Notion under Settings, Connections.
Planned
Not built yet
- Writing link events or weekly click summaries into a Notion database.
- Short-link previews or embeds inside Notion pages.
- Creating Notion pages from broken-link or scan alerts.
- Choosing a target database in the dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
What does connecting Notion do today?+
It stores an OAuth connection. Nothing is read from or written to your Notion pages yet.
Why is it marked Beta?+
The connection works and can be removed, but no feature uses it. We would rather say so than imply a sync.
What can Elido see in Notion?+
Only the pages and databases you select on Notion's consent page.
How do I fully revoke access?+
Disconnect in Elido, then remove the connection in Notion under Settings, Connections. Notion offers no revoke call, so Elido cannot do the second step for you.
Can I get link data into Notion some other way?+
Yes. Use a webhook (for example for link.broken) or the REST API with an automation tool that writes to Notion's API.