Coming 23 August 2026, NotionApps unlocks four long-requested integrations — so your apps can greet users with real support chat and sign them in with the identity systems your company already trusts.
This release brings:
- Crisp — in-app live chat for your end users
- Intercom — customer messaging, right inside the published app
- Auth0 — enterprise-ready OAuth / SSO sign-in
- Okta — workforce SSO with the same simple maker setup
Same Integrations experience you already know from Google Sign-In. Minimal setup. Guided fields. Flip it on → publish → it shows up in the live app.
Why this is a big deal
Makers have been asking for a cleaner path to:
- put support chat in the product without duct-taping scripts
- offer Sign in with Auth0 / Okta alongside Google — not a custom auth rebuild
Until now, those connectors sat behind the gate. On 23 August, they ship as first-class NotionApps integrations.
Build portals. Serve clients. Support them in-product. Authenticate with your IdP. One platform.
What’s included on day one
Chat: Crisp & Intercom
- Add the integration in the builder
- Paste the provider ID (Crisp Website ID / Intercom App ID)
- Publish — the chat widget loads automatically in the end-user app
No scavenger hunt. No “remember to inject this snippet on every domain.”
SSO: Auth0 & Okta
- Connect your Auth0 or Okta app with the credentials they require
- Guided callback / setup copy so you’re not guessing redirect URLs
- Enabling the integration wires Sign In for published apps — same mental model as Google
Perfect for client portals, internal tools, and partner hubs that already live in Auth0 or Okta.
What to expect on 23 August 2026
- Crisp Chat available under Integrations
- Intercom available under Integrations
- Auth0 Sign-In available under Integrations
- Okta Sign-In available under Integrations
- Same paid-plan Integrations access model as Google today
- Docs + setup helpers in the builder so you can go live the same day
Mark your calendar. If you’ve been waiting to move support and SSO into NotionApps instead of around it — this is the release.
Questions, IdP edge cases, or “which one should I pick?” — reply in-thread. We’re listening.