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Supported feature and symptom The Notion API's query database endpoint accepts filter objects for a defined set of property types — title, rich_text, number, select, multi_select, date, checkbox, url, email, phone_number, created_time, last_edited_time, created_by, and last_edited_by. Formula, rollup, and relation properties are not included in this allowlis
Notion internal integrations utilize a permission model where access is granted by explicitly inviting the integration to a specific page or its parent. While child pages typically inherit these permissions, a conflict arises when a page is shared with both an API integration and external Guests. The objective is to maintain strict content control when an in
When retrieving large datasets from a Notion database via the API, developers must manage the volume of data returned per request to prevent client-side memory exhaustion or request timeouts. The API provides page_size to control the number of results per page, alongside start_cursor for pagination. There is a trade-off between adjusting the transport volume
When transitioning a Notion integration from a local development environment to a production workspace, the application often encounters unexpected request failures. While local testing with small datasets rarely triggers throttling, production workloads involving large-scale page synchronizations frequently hit the API rate limits. The Notion API requires a
Concurrent write behavior and rate-limit queuing The Notion API supports PATCH /pages and POST /blocks for write operations, with a documented rate limit of 3 requests per second per integration token and a burst allowance of 10. Under concurrent request loads, latency increases non-linearly as requests are queued and throttled, but the exact server-side que