How to build a meeting notes database

Notion 101 (part 9 of 12). Apply learnings from past videos to architect a meeting notes database your whole team can operate from.
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[@FakeStuffLol]

Your office looks so good! Great explanation. Every details pops off

[@nategendron]

I have a 'Meeting Notes' database and was wondering if it was possible to have a "Meeting Notes - Summary" page that could use Notion AI to scan all my individual meeting notes pages and compile all action items, etc, into a single page?

[@vidviewer20]

TBH I'm finding Notion really confusing to get started. I want to use it personally to keep a track or work related meeting notes. Categories of customers, partners, team etc. How to set this up is not clear or obvious at all. Your video shows how to set up for a team workspace, not a private workspace. It would be great if you could provide a clearer set of instructions.

[@mimicabrera9223]

so easy to follow!

[@salmankamil6574]

at 1:26 you go from a blank page to a database, I am a beginner and can't figure out how you did that - I can't get mine to look like what you have there. Since this is a step by step tutorial, the step should be covered and not skipped

[@franciscoflores9409]

I was stumped just as you, this is what I figured: click add new page, in the menu select "Table" (where it says "Add new"). This will create a table and prompt you for the data source on the right side. At the bottom, select "New database."

[@Voodoogooroo168]

when are you going to build chart function, third party app always feels bit of scam, you don't know when the app developer gonna pack up and leave.

[@manishaverma413]

What application are you using? Doesn't look like MS Office, word.

[@AROAH]

This is literally Notion’s RUclips channel