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# Notion Integration
The following article describes how to integrate Sprinto with Notion. Notion is one of the industry's leading all-in-one workspaces used by organizations to take notes, create documents, manage projects, etc.
**Note**: We use [Truto.one](https://truto.one/) as our integration partner to integrate and fetch required user details from the Notion account.
### How this integration helps
You can expect the following behavior from the integration:
* Integration helps to fetch the users list from the Notion Sell account.
* If a staff member who has Notion account access offboards the organization, Sprinto activates a check against the staff member to revoke Notion access.
### Prerequisites for Integration
* Login on Sprinto as administrator.
* Ensure you have “Admin” access for the Notion account you want to integrate.
### How to integrate Sprinto with Notion
1. Go to **Settings** > **Available** **integrations** and click on **Connect** next to the Notion icon.
2. Select the acknowledgment checkbox, then click on **Connect to Notion**.
**Note**: Ensure you have turned on the option to display pop-up windows in your browser.
3. On the **Notion authentication page**, click on **Connect**.
4. Login to Notion using your credentials or Single Sign-On (**SSO**) option.
5. Select the Notion pages you want to grant access to Sprinto.
**Note**: This completes connecting the Notion account with Sprinto. Follow Step 6 onwards to complete the integration process.
6. On Sprinto app, go to **Data Library** > **Access** and click on **Add new critical system**.
7. On **Add Critical Access System** page, select Notion and click on **Add system**.
8. On **Access** page, click on the setting icon next to Notion.
9. On **Manage** page, click on **Configure**.
10. On **Configure Access Page**, select one of the following user access options:
**Note**: Sprinto activates a check against any staff member that does not have valid access to the integrated critical system.
* **All staff members are allowed access**: Selecting this option allows all currently active staff members to have authorized access to the critical system.
* **Role-based access**: Selecting this option allows selected org roles to have authorized access to the critical system.
### Final Step
This completes the integration procedure. To check for pending tasks or failing checks, go to **Data Library** > **Access** and review the Notion’s critical system card.
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6. On Sprinto app, go to **Data Library** > **Access** and click on **Add new critical system**.
7. On **Add Critical Access System** page, select Notion and click on **Add system**.
8. On **Access** page, click on the setting icon next to Notion.