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# I can't see my databases/pages inside NotionApps. How do I resolve it?

Sometimes, there are issues at Notion's end due to which NotionApps does not get access to linked databases/pages. The best way to force Notion to link these items to NotionApps is to manually link them. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Go to your desired top-level page (a page that has all the databases you want to link to NotionApps) inside Notion. 
2. In the page options menu, click on the "Connections" option.

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3. From "Connections" choose **NotionApps**.&#x20;

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Please wait for up to a minute and the selected item will be available to link inside NotionApps.

### Still not visible?

If the databases are still not visible, there is a workaround you could try to show them in NotionApps.&#x20;

Suppose your database is deeply nested within pages, i.e. Top level page → Child page → Database, move the database to a level above - Top level page → Database. For example,

**Initial State of your Notion setup**

Home page →  Projects & Tasks page → Projects Database (not visible inside NotionApps)

**Modified State of your Notion setup**&#x20;

Home page → Projects Database (moved to a level above)

This change forces Notion to refresh their cache and re-link the database(s) to NotionApps.&#x20;


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