Notion
Use Notion when the material your team trusts already lives in structured pages, internal documentation, or operating notes there.
For Consultation Desk, Notion is often a good home for service playbooks, intake rules, triage logic, and internal knowledge that changes with the team.
Core flow
- Open
Knowledge Base. - Choose the destination folder.
- Click
Add File. - Choose the Notion option.
- Authorize the workspace you want to use.
- Select the pages that should become part of this folder.
What works well from Notion
Strong candidates are usually:
- pages with one clear purpose
- operating notes with stable headings
- service documentation that a human expert would actually point to
Less helpful candidates are:
- half-finished working drafts
- noisy pages with long comment history
- giant catch-all wikis that cover unrelated topics
Choose pages the agent can actually act on
The question is not just, Do we have this in Notion?
The better question is:
- Will this page help the agent answer or route more reliably?
If yes, connect it. If not, keep it out until it becomes a clearer reference.
When Notion content changes
If a page changes in a way the agent should follow, refresh the connected copy intentionally and retest the relevant questions.
After the pages are connected
Once the pages are in the folder:
- connect that folder through the
Knowledge Basetool - tell the agent when to use it
- test with real conversation prompts