database

A structured collection of information in Notion, offering organization and retrieval capabilities.

What is a database

In Notion, a Database is a structured collection of information that provides advanced organization, management, and retrieval capabilities. Users can create different types of databases, such as tables, boards, and lists, to manage various information types, from simple notes to complex projects. Databases can be interlinked and integrated with pages and blocks for a seamless content experience.

Why is database important?

Databases are crucial for effectively organizing, managing, and retrieving diverse information types within Notion, ensuring an organized, efficient, and seamless content experience.

See also

workspace

A dedicated area in Notion where users create, manage, and collaborate on content.

page

The basic structural unit in Notion, allowing content creation and organization.

block

The smallest unit of content in Notion, allowing diverse content types within a page.

template

A predefined framework in Notion for creating consistent and organized content.

inline database

A compact, embedded database within a Notion page, offering organized data management.

gallery view

A visual display option in Notion for presenting data as a collection of cards.

kanban board

A project management tool in Notion for visualizing and organizing tasks and projects.

calendar view

A visual representation in Notion for tracking events, tasks, and deadlines.

list view

A simple and structured view in Notion for listing and organizing information.