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Connect your Notion workspace to let VIS42 agents work directly with your documents. Your agents can capture meeting notes, log audit findings, publish financial snapshots, and query databases — all from the same conversation.

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What your agents can do

Once connected, VIS42 agents have five Notion capabilities:
  • Search your workspace for pages and databases by title
  • Read a page’s content as markdown
  • Query a database with filters (and see row properties summarized)
  • Create a new page under a parent page or as a database row
  • Append content to an existing page without replacing what’s there
Which agent uses which capability depends on what you ask. For example:
  • Ask Mercury to “save these meeting notes to Notion” and it will create a page.
  • Ask Themis to “compare last month’s P&L to the budget in Notion” and it will query your budget database.
  • Ask Pluto to “log this audit finding in my compliance tracker” and it will append a row.

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Connect your workspace

1

Open agent settings

Open any agent (Mercury, Themis, or Pluto) and scroll to the Connected Services section.
2

Click Connect on the Notion card

You’ll be redirected to Notion’s consent screen.
3

Pick the pages to share

Notion asks which pages or databases you want VIS42 to access. This step matters — VIS42 can only read or write pages you select here (or share with it later). See Sharing pages below.
4

Authorize

Click Allow access. You’ll be sent back to VIS42 with the integration marked as Enabled.

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Sharing pages

Notion integrations only see pages you explicitly share with them. Connecting through OAuth gives VIS42 an identity in your workspace — it does not grant access to any content by default.

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How access works

  • During OAuth: Notion shows a page-picker. Anything you select is shared with VIS42.
  • After OAuth: On any page or database → click the ··· menu → Connections → add VIS42.
  • Inheritance: access cascades automatically to all sub-pages. Share a parent page once and every page under it becomes available.
Create a single parent page — for example VIS42 Workspace or AI Workspace — and share it with the integration. Then keep everything the agents need underneath: 
📄 VIS42 Workspace      ← share this one page
  ├─ 📄 Meeting notes
  ├─ 📊 Budget tracker (database)
  ├─ 📄 Audit log
  └─ 📄 Financial snapshots
Every new page you create under VIS42 Workspace is automatically visible to your agents. Nothing else in your Notion is exposed.
If you create a page at the workspace root (not under a shared parent), VIS42 cannot see it until you share it explicitly. Put it under the shared parent instead.

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Privacy and scope

  • The connection is per user, per business — each team member connects their own Notion workspace.
  • VIS42 stores an access token tied to your Notion account. Tokens are encrypted at rest.
  • VIS42 can only access pages shared with the integration — nothing else in your workspace.
  • Disconnect at any time from Connected Services in the agent settings page. Your token is invalidated and removed from VIS42.

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Markdown content

When agents create or append content, they pass lightweight markdown that VIS42 converts into Notion blocks:
MarkdownNotion block
# TitleHeading 1
## TitleHeading 2
### TitleHeading 3
- ItemBulleted list item
- [ ] TaskUnchecked to-do
- [x] DoneChecked to-do
Plain textParagraph
Nested lists, toggles, and code blocks are not supported in this release — paragraphs, headings, bullets, and to-dos cover the common cases.

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Troubleshooting

The page is probably not shared with VIS42. Either move it under a shared parent, or open the page → ··· → Connections → add VIS42.
You didn’t select any pages during the OAuth consent step. Either:
  • Disconnect and reconnect, then pick pages in the consent dialog, or
  • Open any page you want to expose → ··· → Connections → add VIS42.
The integration is missing write capabilities. Disconnect and reconnect — the consent screen will request the required permissions again. If you manage the integration yourself, make sure Update content and Insert content are enabled.
In Notion, go to Settings → Connections → find VIS42 → Disconnect. This revokes the token immediately. You’ll also want to disconnect from VIS42’s agent settings to clean up the local record.