Notion API returns a 404 error despite correct integration and token usage. What might be causing this misconfiguration?
I’ve dealt with this 404 error before, and it can be frustrating. One thing that solved it for me was ensuring I had the correct scope set for my integration. Sometimes, even if you think you’ve granted all necessary permissions, there might be a specific scope missing.
Another potential issue could be related to rate limiting. If you’re making too many requests in a short time, Notion might temporarily block your access, resulting in a 404. Try implementing a delay between requests if you’re doing bulk operations.
Lastly, if you’re working with pages or databases that were recently created, there might be a slight delay before they’re accessible via the API. Give it a few minutes and try again. If none of these work, reaching out to Notion support directly might be your best bet.
yo, have u double-checked ur database/page ID? sometimes i mix em up and get that 404. also, make sure ur integration has the right permissions for whatever ur tryna do. if all else fails, try deletin and re-addin the integration. good luck!
I encountered a similar issue when working with the Notion API. One often overlooked cause is the API version mismatch. Ensure you’re using the correct API version in your requests, as Notion occasionally updates their API. Also, verify that the object you’re trying to access actually exists and hasn’t been deleted or moved. If you’re using a database, confirm that you’re querying with the correct filters. Lastly, check your network connectivity and firewall settings, as sometimes these can interfere with API calls. If none of these solve the problem, Notion’s developer documentation has a troubleshooting section that might provide further insights.