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From v0.22.0 the hub connects Notion as well as Google. A Notion workspace is added the same way a Google account is, under Accounts, and once it is connected Claude can search, read and edit the pages and databases in it. There is less to do than for a Google account. No OAuth client to create, no Developer Preview to apply for, and nothing to turn on in Google Cloud. Notion signs the hub in itself.
Do this from a computer. On a phone with the Notion app installed, pressing Connect now opens the app instead of Notion’s sign-in page, and the connection never finishes. See If the Notion app opens instead.

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Add the account

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Open Accounts and press Add account

In the admin screen, open Accounts, then Add account.
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Choose Notion and name it

Under Signs in with, choose Notion. The client fields a Google account shows disappear, because there is nothing to fill in.Give the account a short name, the one you will say to Claude when you want it to work in that workspace: notion, work-notion. Lowercase letters, numbers, - and _ only.
The Add account screen with the Notion card selected under Signs in with, work-notion typed as the account name, and the Add account button
Press Add account. The hub registers itself with Notion, which can take a few seconds.
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Press Connect now

The screen says the account has been added. From a computer, press Connect now.
The account added screen with the reminder to connect from a computer and the Connect now button
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Pick the workspace on Notion's page and allow access

You land on Notion’s own sign-in page. Sign in first if you are not already.Under Select workspace, pick the workspace you want the hub to reach, tick I recognize and trust this URL in the yellow notice, and press Continue. The address in the notice is your own hub’s, so it is safe to trust.
Notion's Connect with Notion MCP page with the workspace picker, the list of what the hub can do, the checkbox confirming the return address, and the Continue button
Notion returns you to the hub with the account marked as connected, and the workspace’s name shown beside it.
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Refresh Claude's tool list

Claude keeps its own copy of the tool list and does not notice the new account on its own. See refreshing Claude’s tool list, then ask in a new chat.

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Several workspaces

Each Notion workspace is its own account on the hub, exactly like a second Google account. Add another, choose Notion again, and pick a different workspace on Notion’s page. The workspace name shown on each account is how you tell them apart, and the account name is what you say to Claude.

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If the Notion app opens instead

On a phone or tablet with the Notion app installed, the link Notion uses for its sign-in page is one the app claims for itself. Pressing Connect now opens the app, which has no idea what you were doing, and the hub never hears back. Nothing is broken and nothing needs undoing: the account simply stays unconnected until the sign-in page is actually shown. The reliable fix is to open the admin screen on a computer and press Connect there. The account page says so as a reminder. If a computer is out of reach, opening the admin screen in a browser that is not allowed to hand links to the Notion app sometimes works, but which browsers and phones allow that changes, so the docs make no promise about it.

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When it needs reconnecting

Notion can end a connection on its side, for example after a long stretch without use, or if you remove the hub from the workspace’s connections in Notion’s settings. The account is then marked as reconnect required on the hub. Reconnect at the top right of its page, pressed from a computer, goes through the same sign-in as above. An account that has never been connected shows Connect in the same place.
The work-notion account page, marked not connected, with the Connect button at the top right
Diagnostics names the account when this is the reason a tool stopped offering it.

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