All code used in this post is available on my Github: https://github.com/mrsauravsahu/spikes/tree/main/svc/blog-notion-integrations-expenses
If you’ve done any sort of note taking, journalling, or productivity management, Notion always seems to pop-up as a popular choice. It has many features that I’ve come to love over the years of using it — clean writing experience, databases to organize things, available on all my devices and also works offline; just to name a few.
Comment below: What do you use Notion for?
For the everyday user, Notion works great, with their amazing pre-made templates, plus, more from the Notion Template Marketplace. If you want to connect Notion to other services, for example, Slack for communication, or Calendly to create calendar updates, the Notion Integration Marketplace has you covered.
Notion, now also comes with Notion AI features to help you with your drafting needs.
Custom Integrations with Notion
Even with all the available Integrations on the Notion marketplace, if any of those still don’t fit your needs, you can create custom Notion Integrations.
I’d categorize Custom Notion Integrations into two major types —
