Integration · Move over from

Alori + Notion

Connect Notion, pick the pages to bring, and Alori rebuilds them in Docs, the team's Notion inside Alori, with their subpages and databases.

What it does.

01
Your pages, as they were
Each page keeps its title, icon, text, headings, lists, to-dos, toggles, callouts, quotes, code and pictures, under the same parent.
02
Databases with their columns
Databases keep their rows and their columns' types: select, status, date, number, checkbox, person, relation, links and more.
03
You pick what comes
Notion asks which pages Alori may read. Only those and the pages under them come over.
04
Import again, no doubles
Importing again updates the pages it brought before instead of making copies.

Pages and subpagesInto AloriUnder the same parents, with their icons.
Text and blocksInto AloriHeadings, lists, to-dos, toggles, callouts, quotes, code, dividers, tables and pictures.
DatabasesInto AloriRows, with each column's type and options. Each row keeps its own page text.
Links between pagesInto AloriA link to another imported page points at its copy in Docs.

Another question? Ask it when you start.

No. Alori only reads Notion. To take its access away, remove Alori in Notion's Connections settings.

Comments, page history and Notion's own buttons and automations. Synced blocks come over as plain text.

Yes. Share more pages with Alori in Notion, then import again. Pages already imported are updated, not copied.

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