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Connect Notion with WordPress

Q: Why is my database missing from the dropdown?

Notion only access what has been explicitly shared during connection. Open the database in Notion, add Nodest under its connections menu, and it appears in the list. The same applies to any page created somewhere the connection was never granted access.

Q: Do I have to reconnect Notion periodically?

No. Nodest renews the authorization in the background, so it keeps working until you disconnect it in Nodest or remove Nodest from your Notion workspace's connections.

Q: How do I connect WordPress to Nodest?

Click Connect on WordPress in your Integrations list and enter your site URL. Nodest sends you to your own site, where WordPress asks you to approve the connection.

Q: Which user does Nodest act as?

The WordPress account that approved the connection. Everything an automation does is carried out with that account's capabilities, so a connection approved by an editor cannot create users, and content it publishes is attributed to that account.

Build automations that connect Notion with WordPress. When something happens in Notion, Nodest passes the data along and runs the actions you set up in WordPress or the other way around — no coding required.

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Automations

Popular Notion and WordPress workflows

Pick a ready-made workflow that connects Notion with WordPress, customise it to fit your needs, and go live in minutes.

Draft posts in WordPress with Gemini for new pages in Notion

When “Page created” fires in Notion, Nodest will send a prompt in Gemini and create a post in WordPress.

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Draft posts in WordPress with ChatGPT for new pages in Notion

When “Page created” fires in Notion, Nodest will send a prompt in OpenAI and create a post in WordPress.

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Draft posts in WordPress for new pages in Notion

When “Page created” fires in Notion, Nodest will create a post in WordPress.

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Add comments to pages in Notion for new comments in WordPress

When “Comment posted” fires in WordPress, Nodest will add a comment in Notion.

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Create pages in Notion for new comments in WordPress

When “Comment posted” fires in WordPress, Nodest will create a page in a database in Notion.

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Update pages in Notion for published posts in WordPress

When “Post published” fires in WordPress, Nodest will update a page in Notion.

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Create pages in Notion for published posts in WordPress

When “Post published” fires in WordPress, Nodest will create a page in a database in Notion.

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Triggers and actions

Available triggers and actions for Notion and WordPress

Combine the triggers and actions of Notion and WordPress to build your automation. Triggers start the automation, and actions are the steps that follow.

Trigger

Page restored

Fires when a page is restored from the trash.

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Property changed

Fires when a property on a page in a database is edited.

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Page created

Fires when a new page is created in Notion.

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Database created

Fires when a new database is created in your workspace.

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Database schema changed

Fires when a database's properties are added, removed or renamed.

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Page trashed

Fires when a page is moved to the trash.

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Page content updated

Fires when the blocks or title of a page change.

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Page moved into database

Fires when an existing page is moved into a database.

Action

Update a comment

Change the text of a comment this connection posted.

Action

Find comments

List the comments on a Notion page.

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Create a subpage

Create a page nested under an existing Notion page.

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Delete a comment

Delete a comment this connection posted.

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Add a comment

Add a comment to a Notion page.

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Create a page in a database

Add a new page as a database row.

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Update a page

Update properties on an existing page.

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Find users

List users in your Notion workspace.

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Archive a page

Move a page to the trash.

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Query a database

List pages in a Notion database, with an optional filter and sort.

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Find pages

List pages in your Notion workspace.

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Restore a page

Restore a page from the Notion trash.

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Retrieve a page

Get one Notion page by its ID.

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Find databases

List databases in your Notion workspace.

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Find database properties

List the properties of a Notion database.

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Delete a block

Move a block on a Notion page to the trash.

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Find blocks

List the top-level blocks on a Notion page.

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Update a block

Change the text of a block on a Notion page.

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Append a block

Add a block of content to the bottom of a Notion page.

Trigger

Comment posted

Fires when a comment is posted.

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User registered

Fires when a new user registers.

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Post published

Fires when a post is published.

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Page published

Fires when a page is published.

Action

Delete a post permanently

Permanently delete a post from WordPress.

Action

Delete a page permanently

Permanently delete a page from WordPress.

Action

Delete a category

Permanently delete a category from WordPress.

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Delete a user

Delete a user from WordPress and reassign their content.

Action

Create a category

Create a category in WordPress.

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Move a post to trash

Move a post to the WordPress trash.

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Create a user

Create a user account in WordPress.

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Create a tag

Create a tag in WordPress.

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Find categories

List categories on the connected WordPress site.

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Find tags

List tags on the connected WordPress site.

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Find comments

List comments on the connected WordPress site.

Action

Update a comment status

Approve, hold, spam, or trash a comment in WordPress.

Action

Create a post

Create a draft or published post in WordPress.

Action

Update a tag

Update an existing WordPress tag.

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Update a post

Update an existing WordPress post.

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Update a category

Update an existing WordPress category.

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Update a user

Update an existing WordPress user.

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Update a page

Update an existing WordPress page.

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Delete a tag

Permanently delete a tag from WordPress.

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Move a page to trash

Move a page to the WordPress trash.

Action

Delete a comment permanently

Permanently delete a comment from WordPress.

Action

Retrieve a post

Retrieve a post from WordPress by ID.

Action

Retrieve a page

Retrieve a page from WordPress by ID.

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Retrieve a category

Retrieve a category from WordPress by ID.

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Retrieve a tag

Retrieve a tag from WordPress by ID.

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Retrieve a comment

Retrieve a comment from WordPress by ID.

Action

Create a page

Create a static page in WordPress.

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Find users

List users on the connected WordPress site.

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Find posts

List posts on the connected WordPress site.

Action

Find pages

List pages on the connected WordPress site.

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Retrieve a user

Retrieve a user from WordPress by ID.

Action

Create a comment

Add a comment to a WordPress post or page.

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Reply to a comment

Reply to a comment on a WordPress post or page.

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Update a comment

Update an existing comment in WordPress.

How it works

Connect Notion with WordPress in three steps

Create automations that move data between Notion and WordPress. Nodest handles the work in between, so you can focus on what matters.

Connect Notion and WordPress

Link your Notion and WordPress accounts to Nodest in a few clicks, so both tools are ready to use in automations.

Pick a trigger

Choose the event that starts your automation, such as a new order, form submission, or updated record in Notion or WordPress.

Chain actions and go live

Add one or more actions, and combine them with filters, branches, and delays to create a workflow that fits your needs.

Frequently asked questions about Notion and WordPress

Find answers to common questions about connecting Notion with WordPress using Nodest.

How do I connect Notion to Nodest?

Open Integrations in your workspace, click Connect Notion, and approve access in the window that opens. Notion asks which pages and databases to share as part of that step, and that choice decides what Nodest can see, including everything your automations will touch.

Why is my database missing from the dropdown?

Do I have to reconnect Notion periodically?

How do I connect WordPress to Nodest?

Which user does Nodest act as?

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