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🏷️Notion property types

Canonical field map. This is what NotionApps stores after sync, what users can edit, and what stays read-only. Product help for formulas/rollups still has its own page; this page is the catalog.

What this is / when to use it

Every linked database property becomes a sheet field. The builder picker, inputs, and view components all use this map. If a property “is missing” or “won’t save,” start here, then Reload and sync.

Before you start

The database is shared with the NotionApps integration and has been synced at least once.

The map (NotionFieldTypeToSheetFieldType)

Notion property
Becomes in NotionApps
Typical component
Notes

Title

Text

Text / Heading

Required by Notion for a page.

Rich text

Text

Text or Long text

Email

Email

Text + validate email

Phone

Phone

Text + validate phone

URL

URL

Show URL / Button OPEN_URL

Number

Number

Number SIMPLE or STEP

Checkbox

Toggle

Toggle / Show toggle

Select

Options

Dropdown or Radio

Multi-select

Options

Multi-select

Status

Options

Dropdown or Radio

Date

Date

Date DATE / TIME / DATE_TIME

Created time

Date

View only

Not writable.

Last edited time

Date

View only

Not writable.

People

Text

View, or User input

Stored as a comma-separated string. Not a live Notion people widget.

Created by

Text

View

Not writable.

Last edited by

Text

View

Not writable.

Files

URL

Image / video / file / gallery

Uploads still work; the stored field type is URL.

Unique id

Text

Unique ID chip

Display / copy.

Formula

Text

View / Metric card

Read-only.

Rollup

Text

View / Metric card

Read-only. Nested rollups may not appear.

Relation

Reference

Reference NONE / DIRECT / SELECTION

Read vs write

Writable when the integration may update the page:

title, checkbox, date, email, files, multi_select, number, people, phone_number, relation, rich_text, select, status, url.

Not writable (display only): formula, rollup, created_time, last_edited_time, created_by, last_edited_by, unique_id (treat as display).

People is writable as text in this map. Prefer the User component when you mean an app user.

Nested formula / rollup / projection

  • A rollup that points at a relation’s formula may not appear in the builder. That is the “some rollup properties do not show up” case.

  • A rollup that returns an array may display as text, not a number. Metric cards need a numeric result.

  • Relation projections in the logic picker can show as disabled. See the troubleshooting page for relation logic.

Do not build a second “nested rollup” URL. Expand this section if you add more cases.

Build it

You do not “turn on” the map. After you add or rename a property in Notion:

  1. Confirm the property appears with the type above.

  2. Bind a matching component. Do not bind an input to a read-only type.

What users see

They see components, not Notion type names. A people property looks like text unless you used a User picker. A unique id looks like a chip if you added one.

Limits and plans

  • Property count meters apply per plan. See Plans.

  • Changing a Notion type (select → status, files → url) can orphan builder components and cause save failed / NoFieldInSheet.

  • Two-way sync frequency is a plan meter; it does not change this map.

Example

A Deliveries database: Title, Status, Date, Files (attachments), People (client — stored as text), Relation to Scopes, Formula “days late”, Unique id.

In the app: Text title, Options status, Date, File upload, User (app user) or view-text for the Notion people string, Select Items for scopes, Metric/view for the formula, Unique ID chip. No input on the formula.

Fix problems

Symptom
Likely cause
What to do

People picker missing

Mapped as text

Use User input + Users database.

Files component gone after sync

Type changed in Notion

Restore files, or rebind.

Formula input does nothing

Read-only

Use view.

Builder cannot save

Component bound to a missing field

Reload and sync. Formulas & Rollups. Relations.