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Naming databases and fields
We agree which databases, and which specific fields, should be visible on the other side — the rest of the workspace stays out of reach.
Bridge automatically mirrors selected databases from one Notion workspace into another — for companies running several entities, subsidiaries, or working with a partner on a separate account. The rest of each workspace stays private.
A company running several entities, or working with a partner who has their own Notion workspace, eventually hits the same problem: some data (a catalog, a client list) needs to be identical in both places, but manual copying drifts apart.
Bridge mirrors only the databases you name — it doesn't merge whole accounts, and it doesn't grant access to the rest of a workspace. Only what you deliberately choose to sync becomes visible.
The mechanism runs on your own infrastructure (a server or a NAS), not in a bāAlpha cloud — you keep full control over where the worker actually lives.
A precise mirror instead of a full account connection.
We agree which databases, and which specific fields, should be visible on the other side — the rest of the workspace stays out of reach.
The worker checks for changes in the source and mirrors them into the target database, following the agreed direction and frequency.
Every run leaves a trace — you can see when data was last synced and whether anything went wrong.
Structures matched even when field names differ on each side.
A server, a NAS, or a computer you name — data never passes through bāAlpha.
Clearly established which side is the source of truth on a mismatch.
Sync history available to review any time.
You know exactly what syncs, from where, to where.
Mapping updates after a database schema change, without a fresh setup.
Companies running several entities, groups of companies, or teams working with a partner on a separate Notion workspace who need selected data to stay consistent without merging accounts or copying by hand.
The same mechanism mirrors selected databases live today between two workspaces inside bāAlpha's own structure — running in production, not just on paper.
The price covers mapping between two independent database structures — usually more involved than a typical single-system integration.
When a company runs a second entity, a subsidiary, or works with a partner on a separate Notion workspace, but some data (e.g. a product catalog, a client list) needs to stay consistent in both places — without manual copying and without merging the whole accounts.
No. Bridge copies only the named databases and fields — the rest of each workspace stays independent and invisible to the other side.
One-way by default (source → target) — the safest model between two independent workspaces. A two-way variant is possible, but needs a clear rule for who owns conflicts.
As a worker (Python + Notion API) on your own infrastructure — a server or a NAS device you name — not in a bāAlpha cloud.
Field mapping needs a manual update after a schema change — that's included in the monthly care plan if you use it.
Which databases need to stay in sync, and between which accounts — we reply within 2 business days.