Requirements and connection
Use Continue to Notion when OAuth is enabled, or Use a token instead with an internal integration secret. Before saving, share the target database with that connection and grant content read and insert capabilities. You need a workspace owner to configure the integration and capture edit permission to send. The connection field is Database ID. Title property is an optional compatibility setting in the form; current metadata discovery identifies the title property by its Notion type.- Open Settings → Integrations and choose Connect next to Notion.
- Choose Continue to Notion, or choose Use a token instead and enter the integration secret.
- Enter Database ID, optionally enter Title property, and choose Connect Notion. Tekma checks database access and capabilities.
- Confirm the row shows Connected. Use Manage to save a new database while retaining an existing authorization.
Send a page
- Open a saved capture and choose Send to app → Notion.
- Wait for Loading preview… and review the database, data source, page title and private capture link. If the database exposes multiple data sources, select the intended one; a database ID alone does not choose between them.
- Use Edit visible properties to choose supported values. Tekma supports a title, rich text, number, checkbox, select, multi-select, status, date-only, HTTPS URL, email, and phone properties. People, relations, files, and computed properties are unavailable.
- Add context if needed and choose Send to Notion. Nothing is created while you are only reviewing the preview.
- Open the returned page in Notion and verify its data source, title, properties, and body. If delivery is not confirmed, inspect Notion before retrying.
The page body includes saved report text, sanitized source URL, capture kind and a private Tekma link. Tekma does not embed the recording, screenshots, comments, or diagnostic payloads, and a Notion reader does not automatically receive Tekma access. Tekma confirms the created page and ordered body paragraphs; it refuses an oversized body rather than silently truncating it.