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TownHall + Notion Integration

Send form submissions to Notion databases. Build a searchable knowledge base of all your form responses.

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Features

Create database entries automatically
Map form fields to Notion properties
Support for all property types
Add to multiple databases
Include rich text content
Link related entries

How to set up

1

Create a Notion Integration

Go to notion.so/my-integrations and create a new integration.

2

Share Database with Integration

Open your Notion database and share it with your integration.

3

Use Zapier/Make

Connect TownHall → Zapier/Make → Notion to create database entries.

4

Map Fields

Configure which form fields map to which Notion properties.

Use cases

CRM in Notion
Feedback tracking database
Application tracking
Content submission pipelines
Research data collection

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about integrating TownHall with Notion.

How do I connect TownHall to Notion?

Connecting TownHall to Notion is straightforward. Go to notion.so/my-integrations and create a new integration. The integration typically takes less than 10 minutes to set up.

Does the Notion integration work on the free tier?

Yes! TownHall webhooks and integrations work on all plans, including the free tier. You can connect Notion to your forms without upgrading to a paid plan.

What data is sent to Notion?

TownHall sends all form submission data to Notion, including all form fields, submission metadata (timestamp, IP address), and form information. You can customize the payload format if needed.

Can I use multiple integrations at once?

Absolutely! You can connect multiple integrations to a single form. For example, you can send submissions to both Notion and Slack simultaneously. There's no limit on the number of integrations per form.

What happens if the Notion integration fails?

TownHall automatically retries failed webhook deliveries up to 3 times with exponential backoff. If all retries fail, you'll receive an error notification, and the submission will still be stored in your TownHall dashboard.

Do I need coding knowledge to set up the Notion integration?

Most integrations require minimal technical knowledge. Notion integration typically involves copying a webhook URL and pasting it into your TownHall form settings. Our documentation provides step-by-step instructions.

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