This n8n workflow automates synchronization between Notion and a WordPress site, ensuring task data stays updated across platforms. It listens for webhook triggers, retrieves modified Notion tasks, and checks if corresponding pages exist in a database (via Supabase). If a task doesn’t exist, it creates a new page; if it does, it compares data and updates the page accordingly. The workflow handles data batching, comparison, and change detection, then formats and pushes updates via HTTP requests. This setup is useful for maintaining real-time task dashboards, project management updates, or content synchronization between Notion and WordPress.
Sync Notion Tasks with WordPress via Webhook
Node Count | >20 Nodes |
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Nodes Used | aggregate, code, executeWorkflowTrigger, filter, httpRequest, if, noOp, notion, set, splitInBatches, stickyNote, supabase |
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