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Frequently Asked Questions about Linear + Notion integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Linear and Notion
How do I set up a Linear and Notion integration using Zapier?
To set up an integration between Linear and Notion, first, log into your Zapier account, and click on 'Create Zap'. Choose Linear as the trigger application and select a specific event, such as 'New Issue'. Then choose Notion as the action application and select 'Create Database Item' to add new issues into a Notion database. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your accounts and map the necessary fields.
What triggers are available for Linear in Zapier?
We support several triggers for Linear within Zapier. These include 'New Issue', which is triggered when a new issue is created; 'Updated Issue', triggered when an existing issue's properties are updated; and 'New Comment', which fires when there is a comment added to an issue.
What actions can I perform in Notion through the integration with Linear?
Through our integration with Linear, you can perform actions such as creating new database items in Notion whenever a new issue arises in Linear or updating existing database entries based on changes in an issue. This helps keep your project management updates consistent across platforms.
Can I update existing entries in Notion based on changes in Linear?
Yes, once you have set up the integration you can use triggers like 'Updated Issue' from Linear to initiate updates to existing pages or database entries within Notion. Ensure that you map the correct fields between both applications during setup.
Do I need any coding knowledge to integrate Linear with Notion using Zapier?
No coding knowledge is required to integrate Linear with Notion using our platform. The setup process involves selecting triggers and actions via a user-friendly interface, allowing you to map data between both applications easily.
Is it possible to create custom workflows between Linear and Notion?
Absolutely, you can create custom workflows by selecting different triggers from Linear such as 'New Comment' or 'New Issue' and assign corresponding actions in Notion like creating or updating pages. Customize these workflows further by applying filters or adding additional steps tailored to your specific needs.
How frequently does data sync between Linear and Notion through this integration?
Data sync frequency depends on your Zap plan. Typically, Zaps check for new information every 5 minutes on paid plans. On the free plan, this might be every 15 minutes.
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