Notion database
A Notion database is a structured collection of pages in Notion where each entry shares a defined set of properties and can be viewed in multiple ways.
A Notion database stores information as a set of items that all share the same properties — like a smart table where every row is itself a full page. You might track tasks, clients, or content, each entry carrying fields such as status, date, or owner.
The power of a Notion database is its views: the same data can appear as a table, board, calendar, gallery, or list depending on the job. This flexibility is what lets Notion replace several single-purpose apps.
Relational database
A relational database organizes data into tables that are linked together by shared keys, so related records can reference one another.
Notion template
A Notion template is a pre-built Notion workspace or page structure that a user duplicates and customizes for their own use.
Dashboard
A dashboard is a single screen that gathers key information and metrics into one view so a user can assess status at a glance.
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