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Automatically send every form submission to a Notion database, so you can track, organize, and manage submissions using the same workspace your team already collaborates in - no manual copy-pasting required. Once connected, PipedForm will create a new entry in your Notion database for every submission, including the submission date and time, making it easy to keep a running log of all your form activity right alongside your other Notion content.
This is available on the Paid plan.

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Setting Up Notion Integration

Follow these steps to connect your form to a Notion database.
1

Create a Database for Your Form

Create a Notion database that you’ll use to store submissions from this form.
Each column name in your database must match your form’s field name attribute exactly (case-sensitive). Fields that don’t have a matching column will not be inserted. All columns must use the Text property type.
2

Connect Your Notion Account

Go to Integrations page, Add Integration > Notion. You’ll be redirected to Notion to authorize PipedForm to access your workspace.
When authorizing, make sure to grant PipedForm access to the specific page or database you want to use - Notion only shares pages you explicitly select during authorization.
3

Select Your Database

Once connected, open your form’s Integration settings and select the Notion integration you just added. A modal will appear where you can choose the database you created.
Add Notion Integration

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Data Sent to Notion

For every submission, PipedForm creates a new page (row) in your selected database containing:
  • All submitted form field data
  • submittedAt - the date and time the submission was received
Notes:
  • Column names in your Notion database must exactly match your form’s field names, including capitalization.
  • All columns used to store submission data must be of the Text property type - other property types (e.g. Select, Date, Number) are not supported and will not receive data.
  • Fields without a matching column will simply be skipped and not inserted.
  • Make sure the database you select was shared with PipedForm during the Notion authorization step - databases not shared won’t appear as an option.
  • You can connect multiple forms to different databases within the same Notion workspace.
  • If you revoke PipedForm’s access from your Notion account, this integration will stop working until reconnected.