Sync Revo with your Notion for database management, note-taking, and collaborative wikis.

What It Is

Revo connects to your Notion workspace to read pages, databases, comments, and blocks, then transforms your documentation and knowledge base into searchable, structured intelligence that powers team collaboration and product strategy.

What It Unlocks

• Search your entire Notion workspace using natural language across all pages, databases, comments, and linked resources
• Auto-extract structured knowledge from documentation, product specs, meeting notes, roadmaps, and databases like user feedback or project trackers
• Cross-reference Notion content with Jira issues, Slack discussions, meetings, user feedback, and engineering tasks
• Access metadata and structure including properties, relations, version history, and comment threads
• Auto-generate insights from content, summarize notes, detect action items, and connect documentation to product features

How to Use It for Emails

When drafting email replies, Revo automatically pulls relevant Notion context:

• "What's our policy on Feature X?"
  
  • → Revo searches Notion for guidelines and specs, extracts key sections with context
• "Summarize the Q4 roadmap"
  
  • → Revo pulls from database, highlights priorities, timelines, and dependencies
• Includes source links to Notion pages or database views so recipients can view full details

Result: Emails grounded in official documentation, no more recreating content that already exists in Notion.

How to Use It from Chat

Ask questions directly in Revo:

• "What's in the Product Requirements database?"
• "Summarize comments on the Feature Y page?"
• "Show me all action items from the last meeting notes page"

Revo searches across Notion pages and databases, delivering answers with links, properties, and excerpts.

You can also directly @mention Notion pages in the Revo chat.

How to Use It in Workflows

Trigger workflows FROM Notion:

• New comment added to page
  
  • → Extract feedback and actionable items
  • → Check if it's a requirement change
  • → Create Jira issue
  • → Notify product owner
  • → "Feedback on Feature Y: update specs per User X comment"
• Database entry updated
  
  • → Detect status change or priority shift
  • → Cross-reference with product roadmap
  • → Notify #product
  • → "Roadmap item in Q1 database moved to high priority, 3 customers impacted"
• Action items detected in meeting notes
  
  • → Parse owners and deadlines
  • → Create tasks in Monday.com or Jira
  • → Link to Notion page
  • → Notify assignees

Update other systems FROM Notion:

• Page approved
  
  • → Find linked Jira issue
  • → Update status to "Ready for Dev"
  • → Attach Notion link and specs
  • → Notify assigned engineer
• Database query results changed
  
  • → Sync user feedback counts
  • → Update Product Intelligence module
  • → Post summary to Slack

Generate insights FROM Notion:

• Weekly doc review
  
  • → Query pages for updates and comments
  • → Post to #product
  • → "6 pages updated this week, 12 comments resolved, top theme: UI improvements"
• Feedback clustering
  
  • → Analyze user feedback database
  • → Surface patterns
  • → Share with team
  • → "Top 3 requests: reporting (15 entries), integrations (12 entries), mobile support (8 entries)"