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The Notion User's Guide to Coda

The Notion User's Guide to Coda

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Tips for making the most of Coda

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Tips for making the most of Coda

Integrations & API

If you’re tired of waiting for Notion to release their API so you can connect your pages to other apps, then you definitely owe it to yourself to try importing your content into a Coda doc! With Coda, you can connect to pre-configured packs to quickly spin-up and manage integrations, or you can go the custom route via their API.

Packs

Coda’s Packs are quick ways to give your docs super powers by connecting them to common apps. You can do everything from integrate your Jira Issues and Google Calendar into a project tracker table, and then add a button to send a notification to your team’s Slack channel every time an issue is closed. Or you can quickly email meeting notes. Or set-up a slate of interviews over Zoom. Or even get updates on the stock market!

I won’t go into all the details in this doc, but here are a few cool samples of Packs in action:

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Browse the full list of Coda Packs

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Learn how to connect Slack & Coda . . .

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Team tasks with Slack notifications

. . . or just copy this doc to set-up a notification system in Slack

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Learn how to connect Zoom & Coda

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Team retrospective + Jira

Copy this doc to run a retrospective and review all relevant Jira issues

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Learn how to connect Github & Coda

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Getro's User Feedback Tracker

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Use Zapier & Intercom to track user feedback in Coda

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Coda’s community⁠

is also fairly active in drumming up new ways to use their Packs and API.

API

If you’d rather build your own solutions, Coda announced that their API was moving out of Beta over the summer.

You can find their reference documentation here⁠

, including details for using Google Apps Script.

Note that their API means

you can also use Zapier⁠

to make a seemingly endless set of connections to the other tools you use to work.

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