Connections

Connections is where you attach external services to FeatPaper at the account level. Use Settings > Connections for Slack view notifications and your Notion account. Where a document sends its contacts is set separately, on that document’s Viewers tab.

What you can do here

• Know the moment a document opens — get view notifications in the Slack channel your team already uses.
• Let contacts pile up on their own — send information-form contacts into a Notion database or a Google Sheets spreadsheet.
• Route each document separately — point different documents at different databases or sheets.
• Chain it to your stack — push new viewers and new contacts into Zaps.

Account connections and document integrations are two layers

Integrations live on two layers. Notifications belong to your account; data delivery belongs to each document.

Layer	Where	What it covers
Notifications (account)	Settings > Connections	Slack view notifications and your Notion account token. One set per account.
Delivery (per document)	Document detail, Viewers tab	Where contacts go: Notion, Google Sheets, Zapier. One set per document.

Per-document Slack integration has been removed. You used to attach a Slack channel to a document and send contacts there. That no longer exists. Slack now carries account-level view notifications only. A Slack message cannot be rewritten after it is posted, so it is a poor place to accumulate rows. Use Notion or Google Sheets when you want contacts in a table.

Settings > Connections — the Slack and Notion cards

The screen has three cards.

Card	Status	What it does
Slack	Available	Sends document-view notifications to the channel you pick.
Notion	Available	Connects your Notion account with an integration token. The database is chosen per document.
Gmail	Coming soon	Emailing viewers straight from Gmail. The card shows a Coming soon badge and cannot be connected yet.

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Connect Slack

Open the Connections tab

Click Settings in the sidebar, then open Connections in the Account section.

Add to Slack

Click Add to Slack on the Slack card. Slack’s authorization page opens.

Authorize the workspace

Pick the workspace to install the FeatPaper app in and click Allow. You return to the Connections tab automatically.

Pick a notification channel

Click Configure and choose the channel that receives notifications.

Once connected, the card shows your Slack team name and the selected channel as #channel.

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Pick a notification channel

Click Configure to open the Select notification channel dropdown. Type into Search channels… to find one fast.

The Slack notification-channel dropdown

• If a channel is missing, invite the FeatPaper bot to it in Slack, then reopen the dropdown. The screen says the same thing under the picker.
• Very large workspaces can be cut off. Only then does the notice Showing the first 2,000 channels only appear.
• Picking a channel saves right away and shows a Channel updated toast.

The notification channel is stored per account. It is not shared with other admins in the space, so each person gets notifications in the channel they picked. Which views trigger a notification — audience, minimum interest level, repeat-notification cooldown — is set on the Notifications tab. See Settings tour.

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Send a test notification

Open the more menu

Click the ··· button on the Slack card.

Send test notification

Choose Send test notification. A message goes to the selected channel and a Test message sent toast appears.

Send test notification stays disabled until a channel is selected. Pick one under Configure first.

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Disconnect Slack

Open the more menu

Click the ··· button on the Slack card.

Disconnect

Click Disconnect.

Confirm

In the “Disconnect Slack?” dialog, click Disconnect. Notifications stop immediately.

Disconnecting Slack does not affect a document’s contact integrations. Contacts go to Notion, Google Sheets, or Zapier, and Slack only carries notifications. To get notifications again, re-authorize the workspace starting from Add to Slack.

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Connect your Notion account

Register an integration token on the Notion card and your documents can send contacts into a Notion database. You connect the account once. The target database is chosen per document.

Click Connect on the Notion card

Click Connect. A token guide and an Integration token field unfold below the card.

Create the token in Notion

Open the guide’s Notion connections page link in a new tab.

1. Click New connection.
2. Name it — for example, featpaper.
3. Choose Access token as the authentication method.
4. Pick the workspace to install it in.
5. Click Create connection.
6. Copy the generated token (Internal Integration Secret).

Paste the token and connect

Paste it into Integration token and click Connect. The card then reads “Connected · ••••(last digits of the token).”

Share the database with your Notion connection first. In Notion, open the target database and use ••• (More) → Connections to select the connection you just created. Skip this step and picking the database on a document fails with Could not find database.

Connecting the account does not link a database yet. To send contacts, open the document you want to sync, go to its Viewers tab, turn on the Notion integration, and pick the database.

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Disconnect Notion

Click Disconnect

On a connected Notion card, click Disconnect.

Confirm

In the “Disconnect Notion?” dialog, click Disconnect.

This stops Notion contact sync for every document that used the account connection. To use it again, register the integration token from scratch and set each document’s database again.

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Send contacts per document — Notion, Google Sheets, Zapier

Where contacts actually go is set on the document detail page’s Viewers tab toolbar. The toolbar carries Notion, Sheets, and Zapier buttons, followed by Download (CSV).

Open the document

Open a document from My Documents and switch to the tab that lists who read it.

Click an integration button

Click Notion, Sheets, or Zapier in the toolbar.

Set the target

For Notion, enter the Database URL or ID. For Google Sheets, enter the Spreadsheet URL or ID and, if you want, a Sheet name. New contacts are sent in real time from then on.

Rules worth knowing

• Only contacts are sent. The screen states it too: Sends contacts who submitted the lead form only. Recipient rows and viewers who never submitted the form are not sent.
• That is why the connected check mark lights up on the Contacts sub-tab only. Seeing it grey elsewhere does not mean the integration broke.
• Contacts are sent per individual submission. The same-person grouping toggle on screen changes the display only and never the integration.
• An integration target is one set per document. You cannot attach different integrations to different links.
• The toolbar is not rendered at all on the Interest changes sub-tab.
• Google Sheets needs a service account as an editor on the spreadsheet. The connect dialog shows the Service account email to add.
• If you see Google integration is not configured on the server, that is a server-side configuration issue rather than your permissions. Contact support.

Plans — the plan comparison table lists Notion, Google Sheets, and Zapier integrations under Business and above, and that table is the basis stated here. Collecting contacts with a lead form is available on every plan, including Starter. See Compare plans and pricing.

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Google Sheets column headers — what lands in the spreadsheet

One submission creates exactly one row. The row is written after engagement scoring finishes. If reading continues, only the cumulative cells in that same row are rewritten to the latest values.

The layout is 27 fixed columns plus one column per information-form field. Headers are Korean, so here they are verbatim, left to right:

관심도 → (information-form fields, in form order) → 열람 횟수 → AI 요약 → AI 관심도 →
체류시간 → 제출일시 → 관심 페이지 1 → 관심 페이지 2 → 관심 페이지 3 → 유입 경로 →
utm_source → utm_medium → utm_campaign → utm_content → utm_term → 정보 입력 여부 →
관심도 점수 → 총 체류시간 → 완료율 → 최초 열람 일시 → 최근 열람 일시 → 수신자 →
접근 URL → 공유 링크 → 디바이스 → 브라우저 → 위치

What each fixed column holds, in the same order:

#	Column	Value
1	Engagement	Hot, Warm, or Cold. Blank until scoring runs.
—	Form fields	One column per field you defined, in form order (email, name, company, and so on).
2	View count	Total views by this person.
3	AI summary	AI-written reading summary. Filled in after AI analysis.
4	AI interest	AI interest insight. Filled in after AI analysis.
5	Dwell time	Dwell time of the representative session.
6	Submitted at	When the lead form was submitted.
7	Top page 1	Page number with the most attention.
8	Top page 2	Second page by attention.
9	Top page 3	Third page by attention.
10	Referrer	Referring domain, for example naver.com.
11	utm_source	UTM parameter.
12	utm_medium	UTM parameter.
13	utm_campaign	UTM parameter.
14	utm_content	UTM parameter.
15	utm_term	UTM parameter.
16	Form submitted	Whether the form was completed.
17	Engagement score	Numeric score behind the level.
18	Total dwell time	Dwell time summed over all sessions.
19	Completion	Share of the document’s pages that were read.
20	First viewed	First time this person opened the document.
21	Last viewed	Most recent open.
22	Recipient	Recipient of a per-recipient tracking link.
23	Access URL	The address actually opened.
24	Share link	Which link the viewer came through.
25	Device	Operating system, for example Mac OS.
26	Browser	Browser, for example Chrome.
27	Location	City and country, for example Seoul, South Korea.

Sheet headers are always Korean, whatever your dashboard language is. The header row above is exactly what you get with the dashboard in English, and Notion property names follow the same rule. There is no setting that translates them. Let your team know before you share the spreadsheet.

Behavior	Columns
Rewritten as reading continues	Engagement, view count, dwell time, top pages 1–3, engagement score, total dwell time, completion, last viewed
Fixed at submission or arrival	Form field values, submitted at, first viewed, referrer, all utm_*, form submitted, share link, recipient, access URL, device, browser, location, AI summary, AI interest

• On the first write, dwell time, engagement score, and top pages are nearly empty. The row is created before reading ends so that no contact is lost. Later views update the same row.
• Blank means “not measured yet” — empty cells are never written as 0, so your averages stay clean.
• Columns you added yourself are never touched. New FeatPaper columns are appended only at the far right of the header row.
• Share link is derived from the access URL, so a view outside a per-recipient link falls back to the default label.

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Zapier connection status

The Zapier button opens a read-only status view. Turning Zaps on or off and setting send filters happen in Zapier’s Zap editor.

• Three triggers: New viewer, New recipient view, New contact
• Status labels: On and Off (turned off in Zapier)
• With no Zaps attached you see: Create a Zap with the FeatPaper app in Zapier and pick this document.
• If the space has a long history, This workspace is still being prepared appears first. Events start sending once past reading data finishes processing.

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Ways to use this

Integrations sit on two layers — notifications on the account, delivery on the document — so the flow you want depends on switching the right thing on the right layer. Three combinations come up most often.

Let website leads collect themselves in a spreadsheet

• Situation — the lead form collects contacts, but moving them into the spreadsheet sales actually uses means downloading a CSV and pasting it every time.
• Setup — attach a lead form to the document, hand out the information-form link, then open that document’s Viewers tab toolbar, click Sheets, and point it at your spreadsheet URL (Business and above per the plan comparison table).
• What you get — each submission lands as one row in real time, and as that person keeps reading, engagement, view count, completion, and top pages are rewritten in the same row. You end up with a lead table that carries how much they read, not just a contact list.

Watch reads land in the sales channel together

• Situation — only the document’s owner knows a proposal was opened, and the team hears about it later.
• Setup — connect the workspace here with Add to Slack, pick a channel with Configure, and confirm delivery with Send test notification. Then turn on View notification in each link’s share settings and tune the minimum interest level and repeat notification cooldown under Settings > Notifications.
• What you get — glancing reads are filtered out and only real reading reaches the channel. Slack is account-level notifications only, so nothing accumulates there — send anything you need as rows to Google Sheets or Notion as well.

Feed a Notion CRM, then chain the rest of your stack

• Situation — the team runs its pipeline in Notion, and document reading data is the one thing sitting outside it.
• Setup — connect the account with a Notion integration token on the Connections tab, then pick a database per document from Notion in the Viewers tab toolbar. To reach other tools, build a Zap on the New viewer, New recipient view, or New contact trigger and use the dashboard’s Zapier button to read status only.
• What you get — each document can target its own database, so product lines and campaigns stay separated. The account connection happens once; only the target is per document.

Downloading a CSV on a schedule freezes the data at that moment, so the lead table and the real reaction drift apart quickly. An integration creates the row on submission and rewrites the same row as reading continues, so the spreadsheet is current whenever you open it. Two limits to plan around: only contacts who submitted the lead form are sent, and column names in the spreadsheet or database are always Korean regardless of your dashboard language.

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Button and shortcut reference

The buttons people look for most on this screen.

Button / element	Where	What it does
Add to Slack	Slack card, before connecting	Opens Slack authorization to connect a workspace.
Configure	Slack card, after connecting	Opens the dropdown for the Slack channel that receives notifications.
··· (more)	Slack card, after connecting	Opens Send test notification and Disconnect.
Send test notification	Slack card ··· menu	Sends a test message to the selected channel. Disabled until a channel is picked.
Disconnect (Slack)	Slack card ··· menu, then confirm dialog	Stops Slack notifications at once. Document contact integrations are unaffected.
Connect (Notion)	Notion card	Unfolds the token guide and field. Paste a token and click Connect again to link the account.
Disconnect (Notion)	Notion card, then confirm dialog	Stops Notion sync for every document using this account connection.
Coming soon (Gmail)	Gmail card	Badge marking a feature you cannot connect yet.
Notion · Sheets · Zapier	Document detail, Viewers tab toolbar	Sets per-document contact delivery. Zapier is status only.
Disconnect this document	Integration dialog on a document	Stops sync for that one document and keeps the account connection.

Shortcut: Open Settings

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Frequently asked questions

Can I send a document's contacts to a Slack channel?

No. Per-document Slack integration was removed. Slack now serves account-level view notifications only, and a document has no Slack button in its integration toolbar — just Notion, Sheets, and Zapier. Use Notion or Google Sheets when you want contacts in a table. A Slack message cannot be updated after posting, so it is not used for data delivery.

The channel I want isn't in the notification-channel list.

The FeatPaper bot has not been invited to it. Invite the bot in Slack, then reopen Select notification channel. Very large workspaces can be cut off at the first 2,000 channels, and the notice appears when that happens. If the channel is still missing after inviting the bot, contact support.

The Send test notification button won't click.

No channel is selected yet. Pick one under Configure and the menu item becomes active.

I want to stop Slack notifications. Can I just change the channel?

To change where they land, pick a different channel under Configure. To stop them, you have two options. Turning off the Slack toggle on the Notifications tab keeps the workspace connected but stops delivery. Disconnect in the ··· menu ends the workspace connection itself.

If I disconnect Slack, do contact integrations stop too?

No. Contacts go to Notion, Google Sheets, or Zapier, and Slack only carries notifications. Document integrations keep working, and only the view notifications stop.

Does disconnecting also erase the channel I set?

Yes. Disconnecting ends the Slack integration itself, so the saved channel choice does not survive. To get notifications again, start from Add to Slack and pick the channel again.

Can I connect services other than Slack?

On this screen you can connect Slack and Notion. Gmail shows a Coming soon badge. Google Sheets and Zapier are connected not here but on each document, from the integration toolbar on its Viewers tab.

I renamed a Slack channel but the card still shows the old name. Is delivery broken?

No. Channels are stored and delivered by ID, not by name. A rename keeps the ID, so notifications keep arriving and only the saved label looks stale.

If I kick the bot out of a channel or archive it, do I find out right away?

No, there is no warning. The Slack card shows the workspace and channel names you saved and never re-checks whether the bot is still in that channel. So the card still reads as connected after you remove the bot. If notifications stop arriving, use Send test notification to confirm actual delivery.

Why can't I click the Gmail card?

Gmail is still Coming soon — the card shows a badge and no connect button. To reach viewers today, use the communication channel links shown in the web viewer. See Settings tour.

Where do I issue a Notion integration token?

Click Connect on the Notion card, follow the Notion connections page link, create a new integration, and choose Access token as the authentication method. Copy the generated token (Internal Integration Secret) into the Integration token field. Then share the target database with that integration in Notion, under ••• (More) → Connections.

Can I send to a different Notion database per document?

Yes. The account connection in settings is done once, and the database is chosen per document on its integration dialog. Document A can feed a sales database while document B feeds a recruiting one.

What happens if I disconnect Notion?

Notion sync stops for every document that used the connection. To resume, register the token again and re-pick each document’s database. To stop just one document instead, use Disconnect this document in that document’s integration dialog — the account token stays intact.

Where do I turn on Notion or Google Sheets for a document?

On the document detail page, open the tab that lists who read the document and use the Notion, Sheets, or Zapier buttons in the toolbar. Settings > Connections handles only the Notion account; the target database or spreadsheet is per document.

Can I set an integration per link?

No. An integration is one set per document. There is no way to attach different integrations to a document’s general share link and its information-form link.

Do recipients and anonymous viewers show up in Notion or Sheets?

No. Only contacts who submitted the lead form are sent. Recipients who arrived through a per-recipient tracking link, and viewers who never submitted the form, are excluded. For the full data set, use Download (CSV).

Why are my Google Sheets column headers in Korean? Can I switch them to English?

Not today. Sheet headers and Notion property names are fixed Korean regardless of dashboard language. Since columns you create yourself are never touched, you can keep English headers in adjacent columns and reference the Korean ones with a formula.

The same person appears twice in my sheet.

One submission is one row. If someone submits the lead form more than once, each submission gets its own row. The same-person grouping toggle affects the on-screen table only, not integrations. To count people instead of submissions, use the contact count on screen.

Dwell time and engagement score are near zero in my sheet.

The first write happens before reading ends, on purpose, so that no contact is lost. As reading continues, engagement, view count, dwell time, top pages, score, total dwell time, completion, and last viewed are rewritten in the same row.

A new column appeared. Will it shift the columns I added?

No. New FeatPaper columns are appended only at the far right of the header row, and your own columns stay where they are.

Where do I turn a Zap on or off?

In Zapier’s Zap editor. The Zapier button in FeatPaper is a read-only status view of current subscriptions and send filters. The triggers are New viewer, New recipient view, and New contact, shown as On or Off (turned off in Zapier).

Which plan do Notion, Google Sheets, and Zapier integrations need?

The plan comparison table lists them under Business and above. See Compare plans and pricing for the row-by-row labeling. For reference, the lead form itself works on every plan including Starter, and CSV export of reading data starts at Pro.

Google Sheets says 'Google integration is not configured on the server.'

That is not about your account or your permissions. It appears when Google integration has not been set up on the FeatPaper server side, and settings cannot fix it. It is unrelated to Notion and Slack working fine, so contact support.

A colleague already connected Notion. What if I reconnect with my own token?

There is only one Notion account connection per space. If another member clicks Connect with their own token, the existing token is overwritten — they do not both survive. The screen shows no record of who connected it, so the overwrite is easy to miss. Documents that fed a database shared only with the previous integration then fail on the next contact, visible only as a Sync failed badge on that document. For shared use, share every database you need with one integration and keep that token.

Can only admins disconnect?

There is no admin-only restriction on this screen. Any member who can reach Settings > Connections can disconnect Slack or Notion, and nothing shows who connected it. Disconnecting the Notion account cuts contact sync for every document using it, so check with your team first.

Where do I build the lead form that collects contacts?

Not here — on the document’s Share tab. Open the information-form link’s share settings, then Lead form settings, and choose the fields you collect. See Set up a lead form.

Can I keep using my own form, like a website form or Typeform?

Yes. On the document’s Share tab, open External form in the Integrations section and generate an API key scoped to that document. Your form posts the email and fields, FeatPaper returns a view link, and reads through that link accumulate as contacts. Available on Business and above. See Set up a lead form.

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Key points

• Settings > Connections is account level: Slack for view notifications, Notion for the account token, Gmail coming soon.
• There is no per-document Slack integration. Contact delivery is Notion, Google Sheets, and Zapier only.
• Integrations are one set per document, and Notion and Google Sheets send only contacts who submitted the lead form.
• A spreadsheet gets 27 fixed columns plus one per form field, with headers fixed in Korean no matter the dashboard language.
• Zapier is read-only status. Triggers and send filters live in the Zap editor.
• Per the plan comparison table, Notion, Google Sheets, and Zapier integrations are Business and above.

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Learn more

Settings tour

Tune notifications with audience, interest level, and cooldown.

See who read your document

Review contacts and reading data, and export CSV.

Set up a lead form

Configure the form that collects contacts, plus external form integration.

Customize your brand

Put your logo on the viewer and data room pages.