Documents
Write briefs, meeting notes, plans, and decisions on pages that are easy to rearrange and connect.
Notion, in plain English
One flexible place to run your work.
Notion is an online workspace where a team can write documents, organize projects, track information, and keep company knowledge together.
A simple way to think about it
A document, task board, spreadsheet-like database, and company wiki—connected.
You start with pages. A page can hold text, images, checklists, files, or other pages. When information needs more structure, a database lets you add properties such as a person, status, date, or client and view the same information in different ways.
What can live in Notion?
The everyday parts of running a team.
Projects
Track tasks, owners, dates, and status in lists, boards, calendars, or timelines built from the same information.
Databases
Keep structured lists of clients, projects, people, or anything else. Every item can also open as its own detailed page.
Company knowledge
Collect processes, references, and answers in one shared place instead of scattering them across files and messages.
Where Link fits
Your team works in Notion. Your clients see Link.
Notion stays the working source.
Your team updates projects, people, dates, decisions, and page content in a private copy of the Link template.
Link presents the useful parts.
Clients receive a focused, branded portal with the project status, timeline, people, estimates, and pages they need.
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