Moving from Notion to HappyNoodle
Notion is flexible, but you end up building and maintaining your own CRM. HappyNoodle gives you one that's ready to go.
Sound familiar?
- Time spent maintaining databases and templates
- No built-in invoicing or payments
- Clients can't see progress without messy sharing
- 1
Export your client database
In Notion, open your clients database, choose ••• › Export › Markdown & CSV, and unzip the file.
- 2
Import your contacts
Export your contacts as a CSV file, then open Contacts › Import in HappyNoodle. Match your columns (name, email, phone, company) and check the preview before importing.
- 3
Move project notes
Paste key notes into each project. Tasks can be added with due dates and owners so nothing slips.
- 4
Invite clients to the portal
Instead of sharing Notion pages, invite clients to a private portal showing only their project.
- Keep your Notion workspace for wikis and personal notes — use HappyNoodle for clients and money.
Run the whole business from one place.
Set up your workspace in minutes. Your pipeline, project plan and calendar come ready to use.