# Notion
{% hint style="info" %} If your team already lives in Notion, wiring it is needed.
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| Operator guidance for the Notion slot | Notion’s full data model and permission matrix |
| Save, Test, page access habits | A guarantee that every query will return clean structure |
How to configure Notion for ARIA
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{% step %} **Create a notion account**
Go to [https://www.notion.so/](https://www.notion.so/) and create an account
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{% step %} **Workspace and page**
Start with structure: create a workspace (any name e.g. Testing) and create one new page inside it (e.g. ARIA ideas).\
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{% step %} **Create the integration**
Open My integrations: [https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations/internal](https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations/internal), then create a new integration for the new workspace you created in step 2 (Workspace name -> Test).\
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{% step %} **Copy the secret**
Copy the Internal Integration Secret from integration settings. It usually starts with `ntn_` .
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{% step %} **Enable capabilities in your internal integrations**
Enable capabilities completely: Read content, Update content, Insert content, Read comments, and Insert comments.\
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### **Open content access**
On [https://www.notion.so/developers/connections/](https://www.notion.so/developers/connections/) click manage in the connection you just created (ARIA Ideas).\ Go to Content access and then Edit access.\ 
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### **Grant the page**
Select the exact page you created (public or private list), add access, then click Save.\
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### **In ARIA Settings**
Paste the key in the Notion API Key field, Save, and run Test. A visible ARIA test marker should be created on that page
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Which single Notion page is allowed to be the source of truth for the next milestone?
If there are five, you have a people problem before you have an API problem.
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