Connect Linear with Notion to sync issues, create documentation, and maintain project visibility. Complete setup guide and automation ideas.
Bridge Linear issues with Notion pages for comprehensive project documentation and enhanced team collaboration.
In Notion, create a new integration and obtain your API token. This will allow external services to access your Notion workspace.
// Get your Notion API token from: // https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
Configure a webhook in Linear to send issue updates to your automation service.
// Linear webhook payload example:
{
"action": "create",
"data": {
"id": "issue-123",
"title": "Bug: Login form validation",
"state": "Todo",
"priority": 2
}
}Set up a Notion database with properties that match your Linear issue fields (title, status, priority, assignee, etc.).
Use Zapier or Make.com to create workflows that sync data between Linear and Notion when issues are created or updated.
Create an issue in Linear and verify it appears in Notion, then update it in Notion and check that changes sync back to Linear.
Check automation tool triggers and consider using webhooks for real-time updates instead of polling.
Ensure all required properties exist in your Notion database and match the Linear issue schema.
Verify that your Notion integration token has access to the target database and that Linear API key is valid.
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Use Zapier to connect Linear with virtually any app, creating custom automation workflows tailored to your team's needs.
Use Linear webhooks to build custom integrations and automate workflows with any external system or application.
Use the Linear GraphQL API to build sophisticated integrations, automate workflows, and create custom applications.