Get File Uploads on Notion

Queries a Notion database with results sorted by any property in ascending or descending order, useful for getting recent entries, alphabetical lists, or priority-ordered items. Use when the order of results matters more than filtering by specific criteria.

Creates a new Notion page with initial content blocks already populated in one operation, accepting both page properties and an array of content blocks. Use this when creating pages that need content immediately rather than creating empty pages and appending content separately.

Appends a structured table to a Notion page by converting a 2D array of data into proper Notion table blocks with rows and cells. Use when you need to add tabular data with rows and columns, automatically handling the creation of table_row child blocks.

Lists all pages accessible to this integration in the Notion workspace. Returns page IDs, titles, and parent hierarchy. Use as a discovery tool when you don't know which pages exist.

Queries a Notion database with specific property-based filters supporting text contains/equals, number comparisons, checkbox states, select values, date ranges, and relation matching. Use this for targeted searches when you know what criteria you're looking for, rather than retrieving all database rows.

Creates an exact copy of an existing Notion page including all properties and top-level content blocks under a specified parent page or database. Use when you need to replicate a page as a template, but note it only copies top-level blocks, not deeply nested content.

Initializes a new file upload.

Retrieves a Comment object using the ID specified.

Adds a reply to an existing comment thread on a Notion page and requires the discussion_id parameter from the original comment you're replying to. Use this to continue conversations in existing comment threads rather than creating new top-level comments.

Queries a Notion database and transforms the raw API response into a clean, readable table format with extracted column headers and cell values. Use this when you need to present database contents to users in a human-readable format rather than processing raw Notion API objects.

Updates page property values for the specified page.

Retrieves information about the bot user associated with the API token.

Appends simple text content to any Notion page or block, automatically converting plain text or basic markdown into properly formatted Notion paragraph blocks. Use for straightforward text additions; for complex formatting or nested block structures, use append_complex_blocks instead.

Retrieves the complete nested structure of all child blocks within a page or block, automatically traversing the entire content hierarchy to return a full block tree. Use this when you need to access all content within a page rather than just the top-level blocks, as it handles nested blocks like toggle lists, columns, and indented items that have has_children=true.

Retrieves a data source object using the ID specified. To get data source IDs, first call GET /v1/databases/{database_id} and extract IDs from the data_sources array.

Returns a paginated list of Users for the workspace.

Retrieves a Page object using the ID specified.

Returns a comprehensive list of all databases accessible to the integration across your entire Notion workspace, including database IDs, names, and complete property schemas. Use this to discover what databases are available before querying their records or when you need to understand the structure of databases in the workspace.

Sets a Block object, including page blocks, to archived: true.

Retrieves a complete Notion page including all its properties, metadata, and deeply nested block content in a single call by automatically traversing child blocks. Use this instead of get_page when you need the full text content and structure, not just page properties.

Updates the specified data source object.

Retrieves a User object using the ID specified.

Updates an existing database object.

Creates a comment in a page or discussion thread.

Completes a file upload after all chunks have been sent.

Retrieves a Database object using the ID specified.

Queries a data source and returns matching results.

Sends file data for an initialized file upload.

Creates and appends new children blocks to the parent block specified.

Retrieves a file upload object using the ID specified.

Searches all parent or child pages and databases that have been shared with the integration.

Creates a database as a child of an existing page.

Retrieves a list of comments from the specified block or page.

Retrieves every single row from a Notion database by automatically handling all pagination behind the scenes until the complete dataset is fetched. Use when you need comprehensive database contents, but be cautious with large databases as this can be slow and return massive amounts of data.

Filter a database.

Returns a paginated array of child block objects contained in the block.

Appends a syntax-highlighted code block to a Notion page with support for all major programming languages and proper code formatting. Use specifically when adding code snippets or technical content that requires syntax highlighting, not for regular text content.

Updates the content for the specified block.

Creates a new data source in the specified parent page.

Searches your Notion workspace to find databases by matching name text and returns their database IDs along with property schema information. Use this to locate database IDs before querying database records, and note that for finding regular pages you should use find_page_by_title instead.

Lists available templates for the data source.

Creates a new top-level comment on a Notion page, ideal for adding review feedback, status updates, or general notes to a page. Use this for starting new comment threads, but if you need to respond to an existing discussion use reply_to_comment instead.

Creates a new page in the specified database or as a child of an existing page.

Searches your Notion workspace to find pages by matching title text and returns their page IDs, titles, and parent information. Use this as your first step before reading or modifying any page content, and note that for finding databases you should use find_database_by_title instead.

Moves a page to a new parent page or database.

Retrieves a property_item object for a given page_id and property_id.

Retrieves a Block object using the ID specified.