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Crevio reads the pages and databases you share with it and connects them to your store. Your course outline becomes a real course, your content calendar becomes scheduled newsletters, and every Sunday a review page with your actual numbers appears in your workspace.
CrevioDone in Notion
NotionWeekly store review, Sep 21 to 27
Sales
$2,840 from 61 orders, up 14% on last week. Notion Budget Template was the top seller with 33 sales.
8 new coaching bookings, 2 rescheduled
To do
Refunded the duplicate charge on order #2187
Reply to 3 wholesale inquiries from the contact form
Ask the way you would ask an assistant. Crevio does the lookups, the writing, and the clicking.
You say
Every Sunday, write a store review page in Store HQ.
Crevio pulls orders, revenue, and bookings from your store and creates a new Notion page with the week's numbers, highlights, and open to-dos.
You say
Use my "Watercolor Basics outline" page to set up the course in my store.
Crevio reads the page, turns each section into a lesson, and creates the course in your store as a draft for you to check.
You say
Publish my "How to price your first course" page as a blog post.
The page's text and headings become a blog post on your Crevio site, ready for you to publish.
You say
Add everyone who bought coaching this month to my Clients database.
Crevio reads this month's coaching orders and adds one row per client with name, email, package, and purchase date.
You say
Draft a broadcast for every newsletter idea marked Ready in my Content Calendar.
Crevio filters the database for Ready items, reads each page, and creates a broadcast draft per idea in your store for you to review.
Any job can become a task that runs on a schedule or the moment something happens.
Trigger
A customer books a coaching session
Copy your client onboarding template into a new Notion page named after the client, with the session date filled in.
Schedule
Every Sunday at 18:00
Create the weekly store review page with sales, bookings, refunds, and open to-dos.
Trigger
Someone submits your contact form
Add a row to your Inquiries database with their name, email, and message.
Notion does more when Crevio can reach your other tools too.
Notion + Google CalendarCreate a prep page in Notion for every coaching call on your calendar.
Notion + TypeformLog every Typeform response as a row in a Notion database.
Notion + GitHubTurn a site brief in Notion into GitHub issues for each change.
Notion + SlackPost a link to each new weekly review page in your team channel.
Notion + GmailSave customer feedback emails as pages in a Notion feedback database.Reading runs on its own. Anything that changes data in Notion asks for your approval first, unless you tell Crevio it doesn't need to.
Many creators plan everything in Notion: course outlines, content calendars, client lists, launch checklists. The problem is that none of it talks to the store. You write a lesson plan in Notion, then rebuild it by hand as a course. You keep a client database, then copy names across from your orders.
Crevio closes that gap. With Notion connected, it can read a page and act on it in your store, or take what happens in your store and write it into Notion. An outline becomes a course draft. A page becomes a blog post. A coaching purchase becomes a new row in your Clients database.
The easiest place to start is a weekly review. Every Sunday, Crevio creates a page with the week's sales, top products, new bookings, and refunds, plus a short to-do list of things that need you. It's written from your real store data, so the numbers match your dashboard, and the pages stack up into a record of how the business is moving.
From there, templates help. If you have a client onboarding page, Crevio can copy it for each new booking and fill in the name and date.
Crevio reads your pages without asking, because reading changes nothing. Anything that writes, like a new page, an edited property, or an archived page, waits for your approval by default. Once you trust a job, such as the weekly review, you can let that action run on its own. Crevio can't work in pages you haven't shared with it, and it doesn't edit Notion's layout or views.
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Describe the job in plain language. Crevio works out which steps it takes and shows you what it did.
Turn anything you asked for once into a task that repeats on a schedule or runs when something happens.
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