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BulkNotion has an MCP connector. Connect it once and you can run bulk updates in conversation — Claude reads your databases, proposes the conditions, shows you the count and the cost, and waits for your yes.

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The connector URL

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Connecting Claude

1

Open the connector settings

In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
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Paste the URL

Use the URL above and confirm.
3

Sign in and approve

Sign in with the same Google account you use for BulkNotion, then approve the access request. Claude will show BulkNotion’s tools in your chats from then on.
The connector acts as your account only. It sees your workspaces, your credits and your jobs — never anyone else’s.

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Asking for a bulk update

Pick the Bulk update Notion pages prompt and Claude runs the whole sequence: finds the database, tells you what is in it, proposes conditions, shows the count and cost, and waits for you before starting. Or just say what you want:
Apply my Weekly Review template to everything in Content Calendar that is still Not started.
Either way you get the numbers before anything happens.

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What you can ask for

All nine tools

What each one does, and which are read-only.

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Before you run anything

Bulk updates started from Claude spend credits, the same as from the console.They behave differently in one way: Claude adds the template to a page and keeps what was already there, where the console clears the page first. Read what to watch for before your first run — it is short.

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Other MCP clients

The URL works with any client that supports remote MCP servers over OAuth. Add it as a custom or remote server and sign in the same way; the tools are identical.

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If Claude cannot see the tools

Reconnect the connector. MCP clients cache the tool list, so one connected before an update may be working from a stale copy.