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You must be a workspace owner in Notion to create a public integration for OAuth 2.0.

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Create a public connection

To enable OAuth 2.0, you need to create a public connection in Notion and retrieve the OAuth credentials.

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Sign in to Notion

Sign in to your Notion account.

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Create a new connection

Click the Create a new connection button.

  • Enter a Connection name (for example, StackOne OAuth).
  • Upload a Logo (required).
  • Select the Development workspace.
  • Add the following redirect URI: the Callback URL from your Connector Profile
  • In Installable in, select Any workspace to allow installation in any workspace, or select Selected workspaces only to limit installation.
  • If you choose Selected workspaces only, the Selected workspaces dropdown appears below with the development workspace preselected, and you can add more workspaces from that dropdown.
  • Click Create.
  • In the confirmation popup, click Configure connection settings.
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Configure capabilities

On the Edit connection page, configure the following capabilities.

  • Under Content capabilities and Comment capabilities, enable capabilities based on your needs.
  • Under User capabilities, select Read user information including email addresses (required for a successful connection).
  • Click Save.

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Retrieve OAuth credentials

Copy the OAuth credentials from the Authorization section.

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Copy OAuth credentials

Under the Authorization (OAuth) section, locate your OAuth credentials.

  • Copy the OAuth Client ID value.
  • Click Show next to OAuth Client Secret to reveal it.
  • Copy the OAuth Client Secret value.
  • Store both values securely for use later

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Create the StackOne Connector Profile

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Create a Connector Profile

Enable the connector and create a Connector Profile in your project. See Setup Connector Profile.
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Link an Account

Once the Connector Profile is created, continue to link an account.