Project Management
Connects Webflow with Notion’s collaborative workspace for seamless content management and team coordination.
Notion + Webflow = Streamlined Content & Workflow Management
Combine Webflow’s design flexibility with Notion’s all-in-one workspace to automate content management, project tracking, and data synchronization. Trigger automated updates from Webflow form submissions, CMS changes, or e-commerce orders and sync information in real time with Notion databases — using secure automation platforms or backend integration.
Why choose Notion?
- All-in-one workspace — manage content, tasks, projects, and databases in one platform.
- Customizable workflows — automate processes to fit your business needs.
- Seamless integration — sync Webflow CMS items, forms, or e-commerce data efficiently with Notion.
How the integration works
- Sign up for a Notion account and generate API credentials.
- Connect Webflow via Zapier, Make, n8n, or backend integration.
- Configure trigger events such as new CMS items, form submissions, or order updates.
- Automatically create or update database entries in Notion, track progress, and manage content efficiently.
Popular use-case examples
- Automatically add Webflow form submissions to Notion databases.
- Sync new CMS items with project tracking boards.
- Trigger notifications or updates in Notion when Webflow content changes.
- Automate e-commerce order tracking in Notion dashboards.
Business benefits
Streamline content management, reduce manual tasks, and keep all teams aligned. With Notion × Webflow, your business can manage projects, track workflows, and centralize information efficiently, saving time and improving collaboration.
Seamless Webflow integrations reduce manual work, improve marketing effectiveness, and provide actionable insights to drive growth.
Talk to our experts
Automate, Connect, and Scale Your Workflows
Simplify complex processes, reduce manual tasks, and keep all your tools in sync. Harness the power of automation to boost productivity, streamline operations, and focus on what really matters — growing your business.
