Via API steps and webhooks No app to install: Kerux talks to Notion's API with HTTP steps and webhooks, set up once.

LinkedIn replies in your Notion pipeline

When a lead replies with interest, Kerux adds a page to your Notion database with their details. When they book, the stage changes.

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How it works

Maria replies
She'd like a demo.
A page in your database
Name, company and stage.
Maria Lopez
1. Meeting booked
2. Notion: Stage = Meeting
3. Follow-up 2
Booked: the stage moves
And the follow-ups stop.

An example workflow

LinkedIn invitation and messages.
Positive reply: the When the lead replies box sends them to a short follow-up campaign, where a Webhook / HTTP step creates a page in your Pipeline database with name, company and LinkedIn URL.
The page id comes back as {{steps.notion.response.body.id}}.
Meeting booked: a campaign started by the Meeting booked Kerux event updates the Stage property on that page.
Your Notion database stays the list your team reads.

What data flows

Kerux sends to Notion

lead.first_name
lead.last_name
lead.company
lead.linkedin_url

Notion sends to Kerux

id
url

Set it up

In Notion, create an internal integration (Settings > Connections > Develop or manage integrations), copy its secret, then share your database with it (... menu > Connections).
In Kerux, open Integrations > Connections and click Connect on Custom API (under Developers). Pick how Notion signs in, paste the key and Notion's Base URL, click Save, then Test connection.
Add a Webhook / HTTP step that POSTs to https://api.notion.com/v1/pages with parent.database_id and the properties; add the Notion-Version header Notion's docs ask for.
For the meeting, add a step that PATCHes /v1/pages/{{steps.notion.response.body.id}} with the new stage.
In the campaign's Builder, click Test to open Test on one lead: the lead's journey shows what Kerux sent to Notion and what came back.

Questions

Does Kerux have a native Notion integration?

Not a one-click app. Kerux works with Notion today through Notion's own API: you save your Notion key once in Kerux, then HTTP steps and webhooks do the work inside your campaigns. Nothing to install and no Zapier needed.

Can a Notion database start a campaign?

Yes, through Make or Zapier: a new page with a LinkedIn URL property is sent to a Kerux trigger URL.

What happens if Notion is down or refuses a call?

The lead stops with Notion's own error message and shows in Need attention with a Retry button. It never shows as finished because a call failed, and nothing else goes out to that lead until you decide.

Use it in a campaign

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