Working with Google Docs & Notion

Lesson Overview

In this video, you'll learn how to push the outputs of your AirOps workflows directly to Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Notion pages for easier collaboration and review. By integrating these popular tools, you can streamline your content creation process and ensure that your team can provide feedback and make changes efficiently.

• 0:00: Introduction to pushing workflow outputs to content management systems
• 0:22: Overview of Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Notion integrations in AirOps
• 0:35: Demonstration of a simple example workflow
• 2:54: Benefits of pushing workflow outputs to collaboration tools like Notion

Key Concepts

Integrating AirOps with Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Notion

AirOps offers integrations with Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Notion, allowing you to push the outputs of your workflows directly to these platforms. This enables your team to collaborate, provide feedback, and make changes to the content more easily. To set up these integrations, you'll need to authenticate AirOps with your Google or Notion account and grant the necessary permissions.

Creating Pages or Database Items in Notion

When pushing content to Notion, you have the option to create either a new page or a database item. Creating a page is suitable for ad hoc content, while database items are ideal for organizing and reviewing a large number of articles or documents. When setting up the Notion integration in your workflow, you'll need to specify the parent page, title, and content (in Markdown format) for the new page or database item.

Pushing Workflow Outputs to Google Docs and Google Sheets

Similar to the Notion integration, you can also push the outputs of your AirOps workflows directly to Google Docs and Google Sheets. This allows your team to collaborate on the content using the familiar Google interface. To set up these integrations, simply add the Google Docs or Google Sheets step to your workflow and configure the necessary settings, such as the document title and content.

Key Takeaways

1. AirOps integrates with Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Notion, allowing you to push workflow outputs directly to these platforms for easier collaboration and review.
2. To set up these integrations, you'll need to authenticate AirOps with your Google or Notion account and grant the necessary permissions.
3. When pushing content to Notion, you can create either a new page or a database item, depending on your content organization and review needs.
4. Pushing workflow outputs to collaboration tools like Notion can help streamline your content creation process and ensure that your team can provide feedback and make changes efficiently.
5. If you require any additional integrations, the AirOps team is open to feedback and willing to add them to the platform.