Track Project Progress: GitHub → Notion Dashboard
Sync GitHub commits, pull requests, and issues to a Notion project dashboard for non-technical stakeholders to monitor development progress.
Workflow Steps
GitHub
Set up webhook triggers
Configure GitHub webhooks in your repository settings to trigger on commits, pull requests, and issue updates. Point these to your integration service.
Zapier
Process GitHub events
Create Zapier workflows that listen for GitHub webhooks and format the data (commit messages, PR status, issue labels) for Notion consumption.
Notion
Update project database
Set up a Notion database with properties for features, status, assignees, and completion dates. Configure Zapier to create or update entries based on GitHub activity.
Notion
Build stakeholder dashboard
Create a Notion dashboard page with filtered views showing project progress, recent commits, and blockers using database queries and progress bars.
Workflow Flow
Step 1
GitHub
Set up webhook triggers
Step 2
Zapier
Process GitHub events
Step 3
Notion
Update project database
Step 4
Notion
Build stakeholder dashboard
Why This Works
Bridges the gap between technical GitHub data and business-friendly Notion views, providing real-time visibility without manual status updates.
Best For
Development teams needing to provide regular progress updates to non-technical stakeholders
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