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Notion AI supports custom MCP connectors, so you can query your Qonto data directly from Notion.
Adding a custom connector requires a workspace owner on a plan that includes Notion AI.

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Setup

1

Open Notion connectors

In Notion, open Settings → Connections → Notion AI connectors (or Add connection → Custom).
2

Add the Qonto connector

Choose Add custom connector and paste the Qonto MCP server URL:
Name the connector Qonto and save.
3

Authorize Qonto

Notion opens the Qonto OAuth window. Sign in, pick the organization to connect, and consent. The connector then shows as Connected.
4

Use it in chat

Open Notion AI, enable the Qonto connector, then ask:
Summarize the last 30 days of transactions on my main account.
Notion routes the call through list_transactions and replies.

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Notes

  • The connector is scoped to your workspace, each member authenticates against their own Qonto account.
  • Each member owns their own OAuth token, adding the connector does not give the workspace owner access to other members’ Qonto data.

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Removing the connector

In Settings → Connections, open the Qonto entry and Remove. To also revoke Qonto’s side of the consent, do it from the connected apps section of your Qonto account.