> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bulknotion.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Connecting Notion
> Use this when authorising a workspace, granting access to more pages, switching between workspaces, or disconnecting.
## Granting access
BulkNotion connects through Notion's own OAuth. On Notion's authorisation screen
you choose **which pages and databases it may reach** — it sees nothing you do not
select.
Grant it two things:
* the **database** whose pages you want to update
* the **page or database holding your template**
Miss one and it simply will not appear in the console. Re-run the connection from
**Settings** and select it — you are not starting over, just widening what is
shared.
## Adding pages later
Notion access is not permanent-and-fixed. If you create a database next month and
want to run BulkNotion against it, reconnect and include it in the selection.
## More than one workspace
Most accounts use one. Lifetime licences can connect **up to two distinct Notion
workspaces over the life of the account** — enough for a personal and a work
space.
Two is a lifetime total of *distinct* workspaces, not two at a time. It exists to
stop one licence being shared across an agency's clients.
Managing workspaces for multiple clients? Contact support about an agency
arrangement rather than working around this.
When more than one is connected, the console shows a workspace switcher. Databases,
templates and jobs all belong to the workspace you have selected.
## Disconnecting
Disconnect from **Settings**. BulkNotion asks Notion to revoke the token and
deletes its own copy — it is not kept for later. Either way our access ends,
because the token is gone from our side.
If you want to be certain the authorisation is gone on Notion's side too, remove
the BulkNotion integration from your Notion settings as well. Notion occasionally
does not confirm the revocation, and we disconnect you regardless rather than
leaving you stuck.
Your Notion content is unaffected. Pages already updated stay as they are; the
template was applied in Notion, not held by us.
Reconnecting afterwards is the same flow as the first time.
## What BulkNotion stores
Page content is read at the moment of processing and not retained. What is kept is
the record of the job itself — which database, which template, how many pages, and
whether it succeeded — so History has something to show you.
## Next
Run your first bulk update.
Database missing, template list empty, workspace acting up.