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Introduction

Cloudpress allows you to export a Notion database to any of our supported Content Management Systems (CMS). Cloudpress will export your content while preserving your formatting, uploading your images, converting links social media posts to the proper embeds, and much more. This document walks you through the basic steps of exporting a Notion database to your CMS using the Cloudpress application.

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Export your Notion database

1

Select Job type

Navigate to the New Job page and click the Export a Notion Database to your CMS Select the job type
2

Select Notion connection

Select the Notion Connection you want to export from. If you have not previously connected a Notion account, you can do so by clicking the Connect Account button. Select the Notion connection you want to export from
If you add a new Notion Connection during this step, make sure that you give Cloudpress access to the Database you want to export.
3

Select Notion database

Select the Notion database you want to export from. Select the Notion database
Notion permissions may take a while to take effect. If you created a new Notion Connection during the previous step, it may a few minutes before the database show up in this list.
4

Select CMS connection

Select the CMS you want to export the content to. If you have not previously connected a CMS, you can do so by clicking the Connect Account button.Select the CMS connection you want to export to
5

Specify how Cloudpress should update content

By default, Cloudpress will create a new item in your CMS when exporting a page from the database for the first time. On subsequent exports, Cloudpress will update the previously exported item in your CMS. In this case, select the Cloudpress will automatically update previously exported items option.

However, sometimes you may have existing content in your CMS which was created before you started using Cloudpress, and you want Cloudpress to update those existing items. In this case, you can add a property to your Notion database that contains the unique ID of those items in your CMS. In this case, select the Update items in your CMS based on the value of the Notion property below option and specify the name of the property.

Specify how Cloudpress should update content
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Specify filter

You can specify a filter to indicate that Cloudpress should only export pages from your database that matches the filter criteria. In the example below, only pages that have a Status of “Done” will be exported. Specify a filter
You can click the Test filter conditions button to test your filter criteria.
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Map fields

You can map properties from your Notion database to your CMS. During the export Cloudpress will export the values of those properties to your CMS. Map fields from your Notion database to your CMS
Click the Map unmapped fields button to let Cloudpress do the mapping for you!
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Export the database

Once you have completed all the steps, you can click the Export button. Perform the export

Cloudpress will display a progress indicator while exporting the content. Depending on the size of your database, this may take a few minutes.

Once the export is complete, you can view the details of the export by clicking the View Job Detail button.

The export is complete

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Save export definition as a Job Template

Cloudpress allows you to save the job definition as a Job Template, allowing you to perform the export in the future without having to go through the steps above every time. To do this, after completing all the steps above, click on the Save as Template button. The save as template button Give the Job Template a name, and click the Save button. Save the export as a job template Once the template is saved, you can find it on the New Job page. The saved job template on the new job page You can execute this Job Template as any time in the future by clicking on the left-hand side of the button. Click the Job Template to execute it Clicking on the dropdown button to the right gives you access to a popup menu that allows you execute the Job Template, view and update the Job Template definition, or delete the Job Template. The Job Template popup menu