Create forms in one click and push submissions to Notion databases.
Send WordPress form submissions straight to your Notion databases
The Notion premium integration lets you push WS Form submissions from your WordPress website to Notion databases.
You can create a form for any shared Notion database in a single click. WS Form builds the form and configures it so it is ready to use immediately.
You can also use an existing form and add an action to submit data to Notion when a user saves the form, submits it, or both.
Create a form for any shared Notion database in a single click.
Send form submissions from your website to Notion databases.
Run the Notion action when a form is saved, submitted, or both.
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Install the Notion add-on, connect it in WS Form settings, share your Notion database with the WS Form connection, then either create a form from a Notion database or add an Add to Notion action to an existing form. You can also follow the setup guide here: Notion Add-On.
It pushes WS Form form submissions from your website to Notion databases.
Yes. WS Form can create a form for any of your Notion databases in a single click and fully configure it so the form is ready to use immediately.
Yes. You can use any form created in WS Form and add an action so data is submitted to Notion when a user saves or submits the form.
Share the database with the WS Form connection in Notion, then it becomes available for WS Form to push data to.
You can choose to run the Notion action when the form is saved, submitted, or both.
Yes. Select and Multi-Select fields should submit option names, not option IDs. Checkbox fields should only include a single checkbox. People values should use a person ID including dashes. HTML is not supported for Notion text (Rich text) fields.