Notion
Log filed returns in a Notion database
Every filed deadline creates a row in a Notion database. Becomes your annual record of what was filed when, useful for the next year's planning and for any audit.
7 min setup Trigger:
deadline.filed easyworks with Zapierworks with Make.com
Setup steps
- In Notion: create a database with columns Client, Deadline type, Filed at, Period.
- In Make / Zapier: webhook trigger.
- Add 'Notion Create Page' step targeting the database.
- In ClientNest365: subscribe a new webhook to deadline.filed.
Payload fields you'll use
deadline.titledeadline.filed_atdeadline.period_labelclient.name
Where to wire it in ClientNest365
Open your workspace at /app/settings/webhooks. Click + New endpoint. Paste the target URL from your automation platform (Zapier, Make, n8n) or the third-party tool's native webhook URL. Subscribe to the deadline.filed event. Save. Your endpoint secret is shown once at creation; copy it now if you plan to verify the HMAC signature on the receiving end.
Verifying the signature
Each webhook POST carries an X-CN-Signature header. The value is sha256=<hmac> where the HMAC is computed over the raw request body using your endpoint secret. Compare with constant-time equality. Reject mismatches.