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# Notion

The Notion integration connects Boza to your Notion workspace so you can see who has access and track license usage alongside the rest of your SaaS portfolio.

## What Boza Collects

Boza imports the **members of your Notion workspace** — specifically their email addresses — and reconciles them against your Notion licenses. This lets Boza show how many Notion seats are in use, who holds them, and whether any are going unused.

Boza reads workspace membership only. It does not access page content, databases, comments, or any other information in Notion. The integration is strictly read-only.

## What Data Is Synced

| Data Type                  | Purpose                                                |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Workspace members (people) | Identify who has Notion access                         |
| Member email addresses     | Match Notion users to your Boza directory and licenses |

## Setup

1. Open **Integrations** from the main navigation.
2. Select **Notion** and click **Connect**.
3. You will be redirected to Notion. **Sign in** and **allow** Boza access to your workspace.

Once authorized, synchronization starts automatically.

## Prerequisites

* A Notion workspace **owner or admin** to approve the integration.
* Administrator permissions in Boza.

## Need Help?

If you have questions or run into issues, contact us at **<support@getboza.io>**.


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