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I want to synchronize my GitLab issues with Notion, granting Notion access to specific columns within those issues. This integration will not provide Notion or Zapier with full access to my GitLab repository. Only a subset of the information visible in GitLab will be accessible to Notion and Zapier. How should I do it

Hi ​@Lizzy,

 

Welcome to the Community.

 

To integrate GitLab with Notion using Zapier, create a Zap by selecting GitLab as the trigger app with "New Issue Comment" as the event and Notion as the action app with "Create Database Item" as the event. Authenticate both accounts, configure the trigger and action to specify the data to sync, and test the setup to ensure functionality. Once confirmed, activate the Zap to automate the synchronization of GitLab issues to your Notion database.

 

I hope this helps. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask.

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