Connect Azure DevOps and Notion to unlock the power of automation

You can integrate Azure DevOps with Notion using automation tools that establish triggers and actions between the two platforms. For example, set up a trigger in Azure DevOps for when a work item is updated and an action in Notion to create or update a database entry.

Triggers for Azure DevOps include work item creation, update, or completion as well as pull request events. These triggers can be configured to prompt actions in Notion, such as creating database items or sending notifications.

Yes, you can set up a trigger in Azure DevOps to detect when a work item is completed. This trigger can then initiate an action to update the corresponding database entry in Notion to reflect the status change.

Absolutely. You can create a trigger for pull request approvals in Azure DevOps that will automatically log these actions into your Notion workspace, providing real-time updates.

Failed automations can be managed by setting up error handling protocols such as retry attempts or notifications to alert you when something goes wrong. You might need to revisit conditions or configurations to prevent future errors.

Actions that can be executed on Notion include creating new pages or database entries, updating existing ones, and tagging items based on changes detected by triggers from Azure DevOps like task updates or completions.

Currently, most integrations allow for one-way triggers from Azure DevOps to initiate actions in Notion rather than bidirectional updates. However, you could configure additional workflows if you require back-and-forth synchronization using other tools.