> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.frase.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.frase.io/integrations/connectors/notion.md).

# Notion

Power Frase with your internal knowledge

Frase’s Notion integration lets you connect your internal documentation directly to Frase so your AI-generated content is guided by the same knowledge your team already uses.

Instead of rewriting guidelines or pasting reference material into prompts, you can import brand docs, terminology, and internal knowledge straight from Notion and use them to inform content creation across Frase.

### What You Can Do with the Integration

Once connected, Notion can be used across Frase for [Brand Hub](https://docs.frase.io/feature-reference/brand-hub) governance and AI guidance.

You can import:

* Brand voice and tone documents
* Product and service documentation
* Internal playbooks and knowledge bases
* Terminology, terms libraries, and glossaries

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These documents help Frase understand your brand, language, and offerings before it generates or refines content.
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### How to Connect Frase to Notion

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**If needed, you can connect more than one account:** an account selector appears in the import pickers so you can choose which one to pull from.
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#### Connect the integration

1. Log into Frase
2. Go to **Settings**
3. Click **Integrations**
4. Find Notion and click **Connect**
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#### Choose pages to share

1. Review the Notion access prompt
2. Select which Notion pages you want to connect:
   * Entire teamspaces
   * Specific pages
   * Shared pages
   * Private pages (optional)
3. Click **Allow Access**
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Once approved, your Notion workspace is connected to Frase.
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### How to Use Notion in Frase

Notion content is managed through [Brand Hub](https://docs.frase.io/feature-reference/brand-hub).

#### Import Brand Voice Documents

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#### Open Brand Hub

Go to **Brand Hub** in the left sidebar
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#### Create a new profile

Under Brand Voice, click **New Profile**
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#### Open the Import tab

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#### Choose Notion

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#### Pick your brand voice document

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#### Click Next to finish the import

This creates a brand voice profile that Frase’s AI will follow across content.
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#### Import Terminology & Glossaries

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#### Open Terminology

In *Brand Hub,* select **Terminology**
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#### Start the import

Click **Import from Notion / Docs**
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#### Choose Notion

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#### Pick your Notion pages

Choose the Notion pages you want to use as:

* Terms libraries
* Glossaries
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#### Finish the import

Click **Next** to import
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#### Import Reference & Knowledge Documents

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#### Open Reference Docs

In *Brand Hub,* go to **Reference Docs**
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#### Start the import

Click **Import from Notion / Docs**
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#### Choose Notion

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#### Pick your Notion pages

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These references help ground AI output in accurate, internal information.
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**Tip:** Notion pages can also be added as "Smart Sources" when you [create content](https://docs.frase.io/using-frase/content-creation) in Frase.
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