I’m working with a big dataset stored in a spreadsheet and need to process it using Notion AI for text generation. I’ve already tested other AI tools like ChatGPT and Bard but my company wasn’t happy with the quality of results.
Since Notion AI seems to give better output quality, I want to figure out how to use it for this project. I have some coding experience so I’m open to using APIs if Notion offers one for text generation.
Right now I’m manually copying data but that takes forever. I tried automating with ChatGPT but the results weren’t good enough for my workplace standards.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to connect spreadsheet data directly to Notion AI? I’ve heard about Notion templates but not sure if they help with bulk data processing. Any suggestions for alternative approaches would be great too.
Try using Notion’s database formulas with AI blocks - way more streamlined. I set up a master database that imports spreadsheet data, then created child pages with AI prompts that pull from the parent data fields. You can batch process tons of entries without hammering the API limits as hard. Just structure your prompts to grab specific cell values using Notion’s property references. Way more reliable than external automation tools since it all stays in Notion. Setup’s a pain at first, but once it’s running you can process hundreds of entries just by adding new database rows. AI consistency beats ChatGPT for business stuff too.
I’ve dealt with this same issue and Notion’s API works really well here. Build a simple script that pulls from your spreadsheet and pushes to Notion databases, then let Notion AI handle each entry. The trick is setting up your database right with template buttons that trigger the AI processing. I always add a status field to track what’s been processed. Just heads up - Notion AI has rate limits, so you’ll need delays between API calls. Quality beats other tools I’ve used, especially for business content. Takes time to set up initially but once it’s running, bulk processing is smooth.
definitely! using zapier or make.com is a solid way to integrate your spreadsheet with Notion AI. just automate the data transfer and let Notion handle the processing in smaller pieces. it’s not perfect for huge datasets, but for smaller ones, it does the trick!