A: Hi 👋 that’s a great question!

Orchestra already comes with built-in Notion-style features like:

Collaborative documents

Slash commands to add blocks into tasks or documents

That said, I’ve actually seen more agencies moving away from Notion to fully use Orchestra, rather than trying to integrate the two. The main reason? Orchestra was built from the ground up for agencies—it's faster, more focused, and doesn't require any setup.

But I get it—Notion can still play a role for some internal workflows. So here’s what’s possible today and what’s coming next:

Today: You can already use webhooks to connect Orchestra to Notion via tools like Zapier, Make or n8n. This means you can update your Notion pages whenever something happens in Orchestra.

Coming soon: We’re working on a full API. Once it’s live, you’ll be able to build any custom integration you need—including pulling and pushing data to Notion, if that’s your preferred backend.

Out of curiosity, would you use Notion more on your side, or would you want your clients to interact with it too?

Let me know and I’ll be happy to guide you on what’s possible!