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Connect Notion to train your chatbot on pages and databases from your workspace.

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Connect and sync

1

Open the connector

In your chatbot’s sidebar, open Files & Data Sources → Add Files and choose Notion.
2

Authorize SiteGPT

Select Connect Account. Notion asks you to choose which pages SiteGPT may access. Only the pages you grant are visible to SiteGPT.
3

Pick pages and sync

Select the pages the chatbot should learn from and confirm with Sync Selected Files. Training status appears live in the list.

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What syncs from Notion

  • Text content: headings, paragraphs, lists, toggles, quotes, callouts, tables, and code blocks.
  • Database entries are imported as individual documents.
  • Images are skipped. Embedded files come through as links, not their contents.

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Keeping it in sync

Notion pages do not update in SiteGPT automatically. When a page changes, select it in Files & Data Sources and use Resync, or resync in bulk. To refresh from the command line or a cron job of your own, use the CLI: sitegpt knowledge documents resync --chatbot <chatbot-id> <document-id>.

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Disconnecting

To revoke SiteGPT’s access, open Notion’s Settings & Members → Connections and remove SiteGPT. Content that is already trained stays in your chatbot until you delete it from the list.
SiteGPT can only see pages you granted during authorization. Reconnect the account and add the missing pages to the grant.
Databases import their entries’ properties and content. Entries that are mostly empty produce little training text. Consider writing the knowledge into a regular page instead.