Connect your Notion Workspace with All Quiet to effortlessly prepare documentations or retrospectives on incidents
Connect Notion with All Quiet for streamlined post-incident analysis.
Integrations > Outbound
to navigate to the outbound integrations page.Create New Integration
in the top-right corner.Notion
from the dropdown menu.Create Outbound Integration
button to finalize the setup.Once you’ve successfully created your new outbound integration, you’ll automatically be redirected to its details page.
Triggers Only on Forwarded
is enabled by default. This means, that we will not automatically forward incidents to create pages in your Notion Workspace. Pages will only be created if users manually forward specific incidents or if you set up advanced routing rules for your Notion integration that automatically forward incidents in specific scenarios. If you disable Triggers Only on Forwarded
, we will forward all incidents to Notion.
Trigger Only When Forwarded
. We will explain why in the example below.Add to Notion
.You’ll be redirected to Notion, where you’ll have to login first.
After login, you you’ll need to select the parts of your Notion Workspace that you want to grant All Quiet permissions to. We request only the permissions essential for All Quiet to operate correctly. These permissions are utilized solely when you interact with the app and are never used for any other purpose.
Select pages
Settings
> My Connections
, anytime.Allow Access
.Next, your are redirected back to your Notion integration’s details page in All Quiet. It’s time to configure the integration.
As you can see, the Installation Status changed to installed
.
Parent Pages
under which you want to create the pages for your All Quiet incidents. You can only select those Notion pages that you granted All Quiet permission to (see prior step).Save Notion Settings
after select a parent page, otherwise you cannot forward any incidents.In the following part, we want to quickly demonstrate how a Notion page created from an incident can look like.
In the screenshot below, you can find an All Quiet incident.
Following the Link to Notion, you will see this:
Parent Page
“All Quiet CI Integration Tests”Connect your Notion Workspace with All Quiet to effortlessly prepare documentations or retrospectives on incidents
Connect Notion with All Quiet for streamlined post-incident analysis.
Integrations > Outbound
to navigate to the outbound integrations page.Create New Integration
in the top-right corner.Notion
from the dropdown menu.Create Outbound Integration
button to finalize the setup.Once you’ve successfully created your new outbound integration, you’ll automatically be redirected to its details page.
Triggers Only on Forwarded
is enabled by default. This means, that we will not automatically forward incidents to create pages in your Notion Workspace. Pages will only be created if users manually forward specific incidents or if you set up advanced routing rules for your Notion integration that automatically forward incidents in specific scenarios. If you disable Triggers Only on Forwarded
, we will forward all incidents to Notion.
Trigger Only When Forwarded
. We will explain why in the example below.Add to Notion
.You’ll be redirected to Notion, where you’ll have to login first.
After login, you you’ll need to select the parts of your Notion Workspace that you want to grant All Quiet permissions to. We request only the permissions essential for All Quiet to operate correctly. These permissions are utilized solely when you interact with the app and are never used for any other purpose.
Select pages
Settings
> My Connections
, anytime.Allow Access
.Next, your are redirected back to your Notion integration’s details page in All Quiet. It’s time to configure the integration.
As you can see, the Installation Status changed to installed
.
Parent Pages
under which you want to create the pages for your All Quiet incidents. You can only select those Notion pages that you granted All Quiet permission to (see prior step).Save Notion Settings
after select a parent page, otherwise you cannot forward any incidents.In the following part, we want to quickly demonstrate how a Notion page created from an incident can look like.
In the screenshot below, you can find an All Quiet incident.
Following the Link to Notion, you will see this:
Parent Page
“All Quiet CI Integration Tests”