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Key Features

Automatic Page Creation

After every meeting, Mavio creates a structured Notion page with the transcript, AI summary, action items, and attendee list. Pages are organized in your chosen database.

Database Integration

Meeting data syncs to a Notion database with rich properties: date, attendees, duration, meeting platform, action item count, and custom tags. Filter, sort, and view your meetings with Notion's database tools.

Action Item Sync

Action items extracted from meetings automatically create entries in a Notion task database with assignee, deadline, priority, and a link back to the meeting transcript moment.

Template-Based Formatting

Configure how meeting pages are structured in Notion. Choose from built-in templates or create your own with customizable sections for different meeting types.

Cross-Reference Links

Mavio automatically links related meetings in Notion. If a follow-up meeting references decisions from a previous one, the Notion pages are cross-linked for easy navigation.

Recording Modes

Notion Sync

Mavio's Notion integration automatically syncs meeting intelligence to your Notion workspace after every recorded meeting, regardless of how the meeting was captured.

  • Automatic page creation in your configured Notion database
  • Rich property sync including attendees, date, platform, and tags
  • Action items create linked entries in a separate task database
  • Template-based page formatting customizable per meeting type
  • Cross-reference links between related meeting pages
  • Works with meetings from all platforms: Zoom, Meet, Teams, and more

How to Set Up

1

Connect Notion to Mavio

In the Mavio dashboard, go to Settings > Integrations > Notion. Click 'Connect' and authorize Mavio to access your Notion workspace.

2

Select or Create a Meeting Database

Choose an existing Notion database for meeting pages or let Mavio create one with pre-configured properties (date, attendees, platform, summary, action items).

3

Configure Page Templates

Select a built-in meeting page template or customize the structure. Define which sections appear (summary, transcript, action items, sentiment) and in what order.

4

Set Up Action Item Database

Optionally connect a Notion task database where action items will be synced. Configure how assignees, deadlines, and priorities map to your database properties.

5

Record a Meeting to Test

Record a meeting on Zoom, Meet, or Teams. After processing, check your Notion workspace -- the meeting page and any action items should appear automatically.

Overview

Mavio and Notion: Your Meeting Knowledge Base

Notion is where teams build their knowledge bases, project documentation, and workflows. Mavio's Notion integration transforms your meeting recordings into structured, searchable Notion pages that become a permanent part of your team's collective knowledge.

The Problem with Meeting Notes in Notion

Many teams already use Notion for meeting notes. But manual note-taking during meetings is inherently flawed:

  • The note-taker misses details while trying to participate in the conversation
  • Different people format notes differently, making the database inconsistent
  • Action items are buried in free-form text and hard to track
  • Notes rarely capture exact quotes, so attribution is unreliable
  • Follow-up meetings cannot reference the full context of previous discussions

Mavio solves all of these problems by automatically generating complete, consistently formatted meeting pages in Notion.

How It Works

After you record a meeting with Mavio -- on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or any supported platform -- the integration automatically:

  1. Creates a Notion page in your configured database
  2. Populates database properties with meeting metadata (date, attendees, duration, platform)
  3. Writes the AI summary with key decisions, discussion points, and open questions
  4. Embeds the full transcript with speaker labels and timestamps
  5. Creates action item entries in your linked task database
  6. Cross-links related meetings based on attendee overlap and topic similarity

Database-Powered Meeting Organization

Mavio creates meeting pages in a Notion database, giving you all of Notion's powerful organizational tools:

Views: Create filtered views for different needs -- this week's meetings, meetings with a specific client, meetings with open action items, or meetings organized by project.

Properties: Each meeting page includes rich properties that you can customize:

  • Date and time
  • Duration
  • Attendees (linked to your team directory)
  • Meeting platform (Zoom, Meet, Teams)
  • Recording mode (bot or botless)
  • Action item count
  • Tags and categories
  • Custom properties you define

Relations: Link meeting pages to project pages, client records, or any other Notion database. Build a complete picture of how meetings connect to your broader work.

Consistent, Template-Based Pages

Every meeting page follows a consistent structure defined by your template. Mavio provides built-in templates for common meeting types:

  • Team Stand-up: Compact format with key updates, blockers, and action items
  • Client Meeting: Detailed format with agenda coverage, decisions, and follow-ups
  • One-on-One: Private format with discussion topics, feedback, and career development notes
  • All-Hands: Summary format with announcements, Q&A highlights, and company updates
  • Custom: Build your own template with any combination of sections

Action Item Tracking

Mavio does not just dump action items into a meeting page -- it creates trackable entries in a dedicated Notion task database. Each action item includes:

  • Description of the commitment
  • Assignee mapped to your Notion team members
  • Deadline if mentioned during the meeting
  • Priority inferred from context
  • Source Link back to the exact moment in the transcript where it was discussed

This means your team can use Notion's board, table, or calendar views to track action items across all meetings. No items fall through the cracks.

Cross-Meeting Intelligence

Mavio automatically detects relationships between meetings and creates cross-reference links in Notion:

  • Follow-up meetings link back to the original discussion
  • Meetings with the same client are connected in a client relation
  • Decisions that evolved over multiple meetings are threaded together
  • Action items that span meetings show their full history

This creates a true knowledge graph of your organization's conversations, all within Notion.

Multi-Platform, Cross-Device Access

Mavio records meetings from Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and more -- using either bot or botless recording. The Notion integration works identically regardless of the meeting platform. And since Notion itself is accessible on web, desktop, and mobile, your meeting intelligence is always at your fingertips.

Record a meeting on Zoom from your laptop, and the Notion page is available on your phone ten minutes later. Mavio's cross-platform approach means your meeting knowledge base is comprehensive, not fragmented by which video tool you happened to use.

Best Practices for Notion + Mavio

  1. Create a dedicated meeting database in Notion with the properties that matter to your team.
  2. Set up meeting type templates so different kinds of meetings get appropriate formatting.
  3. Configure the action item database and assign a team member to review action items weekly.
  4. Use Notion relations to link meetings to projects, clients, or OKRs.
  5. Create database views for common queries (this week's meetings, open action items, client meetings).
  6. Encourage the team to add comments on meeting pages to create a living discussion record.

Getting Started

The Notion integration is available on Mavio Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans. Connect your Notion workspace in minutes and start building a comprehensive, searchable meeting knowledge base that grows with every conversation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to create a Notion database first?+
No. Mavio can create a pre-configured meeting database in your Notion workspace with all the recommended properties. Alternatively, you can connect an existing database and map Mavio fields to your properties.
How do action items sync to Notion?+
Mavio creates individual entries in a linked Notion task database for each action item detected during a meeting. Each entry includes the description, assignee, deadline, priority, and a link to the transcript moment. You can track them using any Notion view (board, table, calendar).
Can I import existing Mavio recordings to Notion?+
Yes. The bulk import feature lets you sync your existing Mavio meeting history to Notion. All meetings are processed and created as Notion pages with the same structure as new meetings.
Can I customize how meeting pages look in Notion?+
Yes. Mavio provides built-in templates for common meeting types (stand-up, client meeting, one-on-one, all-hands), and you can create custom templates that define which sections appear and in what order.
What Notion permissions does Mavio need?+
Mavio needs permission to create and edit pages in the databases you configure. It does not access or modify other pages in your workspace. You can revoke access at any time from your Notion integration settings.
Can I send different types of meetings to different Notion databases?+
Yes. You can configure routing rules to send meetings to different databases based on meeting type, organizer, calendar, or title keywords. For example, client meetings go to a CRM database while internal meetings go to a team database.