Weekly Notion → Slack Idea Summary Bot

This automation posts a weekly, zero-touch summary of new UX ideas from your Notion database directly into Slack. A schedule trigger kicks off the workflow, loads the past seven days of entries from your Notion ideas database, filters for items tagged with “UX,” counts unique idea IDs, and publishes a concise message to the channel so product and design teams start the week aligned.

How it works

• Schedule trigger: Runs on a set cadence (e.g., weekly) to start the workflow.

• Data source: Pulls new records from a specified Notion database for the last seven days; a mock data path is included for quick testing.

• Filter: Keeps only items where the property_type includes “UX.”

• Summarize: Uses a unique count on id to produce a single metric for the update.

• Notify: Posts a Slack message with the computed count to a chosen channel.

Business value

• Removes manual Monday reporting: No more exporting, filtering, and counting by hand.

• Improves team focus: Everyone sees the same KPI at the same time, every week.

• Prevents miscounts: Deterministic filtering + unique ID aggregation avoid duplicates.

• Scales easily: Swap the Notion database or tag, change the cadence, or point the output to another destination without re-architecting.

Ideal for product managers, design leads, and ops teams who want a dependable, automated pulse on idea intake without spending time in spreadsheets.

Why this price?
Across a small product/design org, manual weekly tallying often consumes 1–2 hours between gathering, deduping, and posting updates. At blended rates of $60–$100/hour, that’s roughly $240–$400/month saved, plus the value of consistent visibility and fewer prioritization misses. You’re purchasing a production-ready reporting system with scheduled execution, source filtering, unique-ID aggregation, channel messaging, and an operator-friendly test path—built to reduce error and run indefinitely.