How to Integrate Rocketbook with Notion

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Integrating your Rocketbook with Notion can be a bit tricky, as Rocketbook officially supports integration with cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Evernote, but not directly with Notion. However, you can use a few workarounds to connect the two. Here’s how you can do it:

Method 1: Using Zapier

Zapier is a third-party automation tool that can connect Rocketbook to Notion by creating “Zaps.”

  1. Set Up Rocketbook to Send Notes to a Cloud Service:
    • In the Rocketbook app, set up a destination to send your scans to a cloud service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or Evernote.
    • Choose the format (PDF, JPEG, etc.) and set a dedicated folder where your Rocketbook scans will be saved.
  2. Create a Zap in Zapier:
    • Sign up for a free Zapier account if you don’t have one.
    • Create a new Zap and set the trigger as the cloud service you connected to Rocketbook (e.g., Google Drive).
    • Set the event trigger to “New File in Folder” (for Google Drive) or a similar trigger in another service.
    • For the action, select Notion as the app.
    • Choose the action you want to occur in Notion, such as creating a new page or adding a database entry with the file or note content.
  3. Configure and Test:
    • Map the data from Rocketbook (via the cloud service) to the Notion page or database properties.
    • Test the Zap to make sure it works, and then enable it.

Method 2: Manual Import

If Zapier is not an option, you can manually import your Rocketbook notes into Notion.

  1. Save Notes to a Cloud Service:
    • As before, set your Rocketbook app to save scans to a cloud service like Google Drive or Dropbox.
  2. Download and Upload:
    • After scanning your notes, download the files from the cloud service to your computer or directly access them via the service’s app.
    • Open Notion and either create a new page or navigate to the relevant page where you want to store the notes.
    • Upload the Rocketbook scans (PDFs or images) directly into Notion.
  3. Organize in Notion:
    • You can organize the imported notes into different sections or databases within Notion for easy access and reference.

Method 3: Email to Notion

Another method involves using Notion’s unique email address to send notes directly to Notion.

  1. Get Your Notion Email Address:
    • In Notion, navigate to the page or database where you want the notes to go.
    • Use the “Share” button to get the unique email address for that page or database.
  2. Set Up Email in Rocketbook:
    • In the Rocketbook app, set up one of the destination symbols to send notes via email.
    • Input your Notion page’s unique email address as the destination.
  3. Scan and Send:
    • Scan your notes with Rocketbook, select the symbol corresponding to the Notion email, and send them directly to your Notion workspace.

While these methods are not as direct as some other integrations, they provide effective ways to bring your Rocketbook notes into Notion. Each method can be tailored to fit your workflow, whether you prefer automation with Zapier or manual organization.

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