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Submission: On September 09 via api from US — Scanned from US
Effective URL: https://buildship.notion.site/Notion-Hook-e04872e7009a4d58b80436f34b59ae68
Submission: On September 09 via api from US — Scanned from US
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Notion Hook Made with Drag image to reposition NOTION HOOK DESCRIPTION Notion Hook is a browser extension that enhances Notion pages by allowing buttons to trigger webhooks, unlocking endless automation possibilities within your Notion workspace. This extension allows you to create custom buttons on your Notion pages that can trigger external actions or workflows using buildship or any other API that supports webhooks. FEATURES Overwrite notion buttons to trigger webhooks Seamlessly integrates with your existing buildship workflow Supports custom labels for buttons Provides visual feedback for button actions (loading, success, failure) Securely sends page ID, workflow ID and user information to the specified flow endpoint DEMO only works after installing the extension B$(https://7d7zjm.buildship.run/notion-hook-increment)${click it!} ALT HOW TO USE IT Install from the Chrome Marketplace CREATING A NOTION HOOK BUTTON To create a button in your Notion page: Create a new button block in Notion /button Set the button text using the following format: Plain Text Copy B$(<https://xxxxxx.buildship.run/flow-key>)${Button Label} Replace https://your-endpoint-url with the URL you want the button to trigger Replace Button Label with the text you want to display on the button EXAMPLE Here are some examples of how to create trigger buttons: Simple button with default label: Plain Text Copy B$(<https://xxxxxx.buildship.run/trigger>) This will create a button with the default label "Run" that triggers the specified URL. looks like this Run Button with custom label: Plain Text Copy B$(<https://xxxxxx.buildship.run/send-welcome-email>)${Send Welcome Email} This creates a button labeled "Send Welcome Email" that triggers the specified URL. And would look like this Send Welcome Email Button for a specific workflow: Plain Text Copy B$(<https://xxxxxx.buildship.run/start-project>)${Start New Project} This button is labeled "Start New Project" and triggers the project initiation workflow. When you add these button texts to your Notion page, the extension will automatically convert them into functional buttons that trigger the specified URLs when clicked.