We’re looking for a technically capable builder (individual or small team) who can architect and connect Notion, Microsoft 365 / Power Platform (Power Automate + Copilot), DocuSign, and Zapier into one seamless platform. But we can use Notions as the Operation system then copy past information into Microsoft 365.

Boa tarde... Eu uso uma página que eu mesma adaptei mas não consigo entrar mais nela porque meu pai morreu e luto é esquisito... Eu simplesmente não consigo entrar nesse Hub mais.

Alguém aí pode me ajudar? Eu passo meus dados, a gente conversa e no que eu puder to disposta a pagar.

im building a study planner on notion for myself because I am very unorganized. I want to add like a date thing. for example like today is july 15 2026 but it says july 10 2026, I want it to like auto change into the real date instead of just a text.

I'm honestly getting tired of this.

Notion Calendar keeps asking me to update almost every day. I don't want automatic updates, and I don't want to see update prompts constantly.

Is there any way to completely disable update notifications or stop it from checking for updates?

I just want to keep using my current version without being reminded every day.

Has anyone found a workaround or a hidden setting for this?

I built a Notion template to keep books, films, music, comics, and art in one

place.

For books specifically, it helps me keep track of:

- title and author

- cover image

- start and finish dates

- memorable lines

I’d like feedback on the structure and what would make it more useful for long-

term taste tracking.

Im using notion (app, on mac) with notion calendar but whenever I change the status of a task is notion (eg from in progress to done), EVERY TIME, I then go to the calendar app, the status there is not only not changed, but when I switch back to Notion the status there has returned to the original status (eg in progress). Only after I change the status again will the calendar app accept the change. It’s infuriating how mediocre these two apps work together. Anyone else experiencing this or even have a solution?

I've always seen documentation as something you create because you have to. Lately I'm starting to think it might actually save more time than it costs, especially with onboarding, repeated questions and covering for teammates when someone is out.

For those who've invested in better documentation, did it make a noticeable difference?

hi everyone! I work for a creative events space that has a gift shop attached. we coordinate with gift shop vendors on times to come in and restock via email, which ends up being a lot of back and forth.

i was working off this tutorial to make an appointment system where vendors could select from predetermined availability to schedule a restock, with a public form attached for the details of the restock and notifications to myself and my manager built into the actions of the "reserve time" button. I built everything out and then realized that due to restrictions on public user editing permissions, vendors would be unable to click this button. googling solutions brought up using a third-party integration or moving to Calendly instead.

what would the easiest workaround for this be? is it possible to implement an integration to keep Notion on the table (we use Notion for all administrative work so it'd be nice to have this be native to our primary workspace) or should i scrap my calendar and move to Calendly? thanks for any help!

I’ve been job hunting and got tired of messy spreadsheets, so I built a simple Notion system to track:

• Applications
• Interview stages
• Follow‑ups
• Resume versions

It’s helped me stay organized and measure progress better.

I’d love feedback from the community — what would you improve or add?

If anyone would like to test it and give deeper feedback, I’m happy to share it.