
Kapsel watches your Notion due dates, assignees and statuses and emails reminders — to teammates and to clients who don’t use Notion. When they tap the reply button, your Notion status updates automatically.
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Members don’t check Notion. Clients don’t use Notion at all. Kapsel takes over that “reaching outside Notion” for you.

Kapsel checks the due date, assignee and status in your connected database.
Teammates, and clients without Notion. Auto-sent at the times you set.
They just tap a button. The status changes, and done/paid items are never emailed again.
For example, this is the one email they receive.
Hi Tanaka,
Thanks as always. Just confirming your booking tomorrow.
Sender: Studio ◯◯ · Unsubscribe
Their click updates the status automatically
Every feature exists to take chasing off your plate — arranged by the work it removes.
Reaches people who don’t use Notion. Clients and vendors only need email — no app, no signup, no login. Unlike Slack or built-in reminders, it doesn’t assume the other person is on Notion.
Pick multiple times — 3 days before, day before, day of.
→ Fewer “oh, it already passed” momentsNudges at a set interval after the due date. Stops when they mark it done.
→ No more chasing it yourselfRight before sending, it re-checks Notion and skips “done” or “paid”.
→ Prevents the scariest mistake: double-chasing“Hi {{Assignee}}, {{Task}} is due {{Due}}” — click a column to insert it.
→ Feels handwritten to each personFilter by owner or category to reach only who you mean.
→ Never send to the wrong peopleWho, what and when is recorded automatically.
→ A record for “he-said / she-said”Staggered 3 days before, day before and day of. Nudges after due, and stops automatically once done or paid.

Web/agency, freelancers, professional services and ops teams — the more external “confirmations” and “payment chases” you have, the more time you get back. See use cases for concrete scenarios.
Both are handy, but they notify people who use Notion. Kapsel reaches external recipients, both ways.
| Notion | Slack | Kapsel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches clients without Notion | ✕ | ✕ | ◎ |
| Never emails done / paid | ✕ | ✕ | ◎ |
| Replies write back to Notion (two-way) | ✕ | ✕ | ◎ |
| After-due nudges | ✕ | ✕ | ◎ |
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Invoices, bookings, tasks, renewals — connect and reminders just run.
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Both the Notion connection and email sending are designed to avoid accidents.
We connect via Notion’s official authorization. We never receive your password.
Connection info is stored encrypted. Never shared or sold to third parties.
One click disconnects and stops every send on the spot. Unsubscribed contacts are never emailed again.
No. If they can receive a normal email, they’re set — no app and no sign-up. To confirm, they just tap a button in the email.
Notion and Slack notify people who use Notion. Kapsel emails anyone — including clients who don’t use Notion — and the recipient’s one-click reply writes the status back to your Notion database. It works both ways, for internal and external recipients.
Yes. Using the assignee property (email), Kapsel reminds each owner individually. “Only open items, to owners” or “every Friday” are easy with filtering and recurring sends.
Yes. Copy the URL from “Embed” in your dashboard and paste it into a Notion page — manage rules, upcoming sends and history without leaving Notion. See the embed section of the guide.
Kapsel isn’t an invoicing tool. Keep issuing invoices with your current service — Kapsel automates the “notify, confirm and chase” that comes after.
From Kapsel’s authenticated delivery server (notify@getkapsel.com). How the sender appears depends on your plan.
Anytime. Disconnect and every send stops immediately. Contacts who unsubscribed are never emailed again.
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