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# Notion

Crea una integración con la API pública de Notion en Dapta: genera el API Key, crea registros en tu base de datos y sigue los tutoriales en video.

Uso de la API pública de Notion para crear integraciones en Dapta

### Crea una integración en Notion

1. Inicia sesión en <https://www.notion.so/my-integrations> con las credenciales de tu cuenta.
2. Crea la integración: Asigna el espacio de trabajo y Nombre para identificarla.
3. Guarda el API Key.
4. Ve a tu espacio de trabajo y seleccionar la sección en la que quieres trabajar.
5. Vas a los … de la parte superior izquierda, y en los opción de agregar conexiones: Seleccionas tu integración.

Aprende en este tutorial:

* Crear y activar una integración en tu espacio de trabajo de Notion.
* Crea una base de datos en Notion usando su API a través de Dapta.

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### Crea nuevos registros en tu Base de Datos en Notion

Aprende en este tutorial:

* Duplicar APIs en Dapta.
* Crear nuevos registros en tu base de datos en Notion usando su API a través de Dapta.

<mark style="background-color:yellow;">Notion Docs:</mark> [<mark style="background-color:yellow;">https://developers.notion.com/reference/post-page</mark>](https://developers.notion.com/reference/post-page)

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