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Secure Notion Access for AI Agents

Notion has become the operating system for many companies — housing wikis, product roadmaps, meeting notes, and HR policies in one workspace. The Notion API grants access at the integration level, which typically means the entire workspace. ScopeGate lets you scope an agent down to the specific databases and pages it actually needs.

The Problem

A Notion integration with workspace-level access can read every page, database, and comment — including employee handbooks, compensation data, board meeting notes, and strategic plans. It can also edit or delete any page, potentially corrupting critical documentation or exposing proprietary roadmap details to external systems.

Granular Permissions

Database-specific access

Restrict the agent to one or more Notion databases by ID, hiding all other content in the workspace.

Example

Agent queries the 'Customer Feedback' database but cannot see the 'Hiring Pipeline' or 'Board Notes' databases.

Page-level read-only

Allow the agent to read specific pages without editing, commenting, or creating new content.

Example

Agent reads the 'Product Roadmap Q2' page to answer questions but cannot modify priorities or add items.

No workspace browsing

Prevent the agent from listing or searching across the workspace, limiting it to pre-configured content.

Example

Agent cannot use the search API to discover pages — it can only access the databases explicitly granted.

Block property access

Hide specific database properties from the agent while allowing access to the rest of the data.

Example

Agent sees task names, statuses, and due dates but cannot see the 'Internal Notes' or 'Cost' properties.

Use Cases

  • Project status agent that reads a task database and generates weekly progress reports
  • Onboarding assistant that answers new hire questions from a specific wiki section
  • Meeting notes summarizer that reads pages in a 'Meeting Notes' database and extracts action items
  • Product research bot that queries a feedback database to surface common feature requests

How It Works

1

Connect via OAuth

Authorize ScopeGate to access the service on your behalf. We never store raw credentials — only scoped OAuth tokens.

2

Set granular permissions

Choose exactly which resources, actions, and data your AI agent can access. Lock down everything else.

3

Get your MCP endpoint

Receive a unique MCP endpoint URL. Plug it into any AI agent — it can only do what you allowed.

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Secure your Notion access

Set up granular permissions for your AI agents in minutes. Free tier includes 1 project, 5 endpoints, and 1,000 requests per month.

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