Switch from Notion to Atome.

Build your company's internal apps on one set of data, and give each person the access they need.

  • Your emails on each client
  • A shared drive for all your files
  • Team chat built in
A Notion database: leads as rows, with their company, status, priority, value and owner
Atome: a deal open on its record page, with its stage, its fields, and its emails and meetings in the activity

Why teams leave Notion

Why you'll love Atome after Notion.

A structure only admins change

Admins own the tables and fields, everyone else works in the apps built for them, and the numbers stay right.

Dashboards on live data

Conversion rates, pipelines and pivot tables, in the apps where the team works.

Precise roles and permissions

Access is set per record and per field, so each person sees only what concerns them.

More than a CRM

Email, chat, meetings and AI, on the same records.

Manage emails as a team

Email: Gmail and Outlook, shared inbox, campaigns

Every email is saved on the client and the deal it belongs to, for the whole team.

Book clients into your team calendar

Calendar: Google and Microsoft sync, team calendars, scheduling

Clients pick a time from your scheduling link, and the meeting is saved on their record and their deal.

Record and transcribe your meetings

AI notetaker: transcript, summary, next actions

Atome records the call with a client, saves the summary on their record and lists the next steps.

Write notes and docs

Docs: notes, proposals, meeting briefs

Every note and proposal is saved on its client's record, for the whole team.

Enrich every company you add

Enrichment: company and contact details filled in

Add a company's website, and Atome fills in its industry, size, location and LinkedIn.

Ask an AI that knows your company

AI brain: full context on all your data

Ask which clients have not replied in two weeks. The AI answers from your emails, meetings and files.

Chat about each client

Each client and each deal has its own chat thread for the team.

Automate repetitive work

A deal moves to the next stage, and Atome sends the email and creates the tasks.

Collect leads with forms

A form on your website creates the contact and the deal, and gives the deal an owner.

Build your own pipelines

Set the stages, fields and views of each pipeline: client deals, hiring or partners.

Comparison

Atome and Notion, side by side.

What each one includes, as each company publishes it. Checked November 2026.

Overview

What it is

AI CRM and app builder

Docs, wikis and databases

Set up by

Who does the first configuration

The Atome team, with you

Your team

Where data is hosted

European Union

European hosting providers

United States

EU hosting on Enterprise only

App building

Admin side and user side

Who can change the structure

Included

Admins only

Partly

Any editor, unless the database is locked

Many apps on the same data

One table, one app per team

Included

Each app shared with its team

Partly

Same access on every page

Tables and relations

Typed fields, relations, lookups, rollups

Included
Included

Databases, relations and rollups

Views

Table, board, calendar, timeline, gallery

Included
Included

Charts and dashboards

On your live data

Included

10 chart types, KPIs, pivot tables

Partly

Bar, line, donut; dashboards on Business

Custom blocks

Code generated by the AI

Included

Connected to your data

Included

HTML blocks

Apps built by the AI

You describe it, the AI builds it

Included

Pages, automations and agents

Partly

Pages and databases, not automations

Forms

Included

Multi-step, conditional logic

Included

Conditional logic on Business

Automations

Included
Included

Paid plans

Large volumes

Rows per table

Included

No limit

Partly

250,000 max, slows down as it grows

Roles and permissions

Row-level permissions

e.g. the North region for the North team

Included

On any criteria

Partly

By person only, on Business

Column-level permissions

e.g. margins visible to finance only

Included

Admins included

Partly

Up to 20 columns, on Business

Conditional visibility

Each person sees a different page

Included
Not included

Same page for everyone

Client portals

Each client sees only their data

Included

One rule is enough

Partly

Guests page by page

Around each client

Contacts and companies

Included

Created and enriched automatically from emails

Partly

A template, filled in by hand

Emails on each record

Included

Gmail and Outlook, two-way sync

Not included

Notion Mail closed in September 2026

Shared drive

Files and attachments, in folders

Included

Linked to your records

Not included

Files kept page by page

Calendar

Included

Google and Microsoft, two-way sync

Included

Notion Calendar, a separate app

Meeting recording

Transcript and summary

Included

Saved on the client record

Partly

Business plan and up

Team chat

Included
Not included

Page comments only

AI

Included

Knows your records, emails, meetings and files

Partly

Full on Business, a trial below

Selling

Email campaigns

Included
Not included

Scheduling

Clients book a slot from your link

Included
Included

In Notion Calendar

PDFs generated from records

Quotes, proposals, reports

Included
Partly

Page export to PDF

E-signature

Included
Not included
Price

Starting price

Per user, per month, billed yearly

€49

Excluding VAT

€9.50

Plus plan; €19.50 on Business with AI

Sources: notion.com, Atome

Which one fits

When Notion fits better.

Notion suits teams that share docs and a wiki. Atome is built for internal and business apps: admins set up the data once, build as many apps on it as each team needs, and rules decide who sees what.

Fits better if

Notion

  • Your team mostly writes docs and a wiki
  • Each team manages its own pages and databases freely
  • You publish public pages or a help centre from Notion

Fits better if

Atome

  • You want internal apps where each team and each client sees only what concerns them
  • You track clients, deals or projects, with their emails and meetings
  • Your data has to be hosted in Europe

How the switch works

We handle the switch from Notion.

Our team plans the move with you, imports your pages and databases, sets who sees what and trains your teams. Notion keeps running until your team works in Atome.

  1. Plan the switch

    We go through your teamspaces with you and choose what moves, which app each team gets and who sees what.

  2. Move your data

    Pages, databases, relations and files are imported and checked with you.

  3. Train your team

    Short sessions, by team, on the work they do every day.

  4. Turn Notion off

    When your team works in Atome, you export a last copy of the workspace and cancel the plan.

What moves over

What Notion becomes
in Atome.

Your pages and databases move into Atome, with their files and relations. Our team rebuilds your teamspaces as apps, your sharing as access rules, and your formulas, forms and automations, with you.

What happens

Pages and docs

Notes

Included

Moves as it is

Meeting notes

Meeting notes

Included

Moves as it is

Databases and their pages

Your tables

Included

Moves as it is

Clients, contacts and companies

Contacts and Companies

Included

Moves as it is

Projects and tasks

Projects and Tasks

Included

Moves as it is

Relations and rollups

Relations, lookups and rollups

Included

Moves as it is

Files and images

Files attached to records

Included

Moves as it is

Database views

Views

Included

Moves as it is

Teamspaces and the sidebar

An app for each team

Partly

Rebuilt with our team

Sharing and guests

Access rules and guests

Partly

Rebuilt with our team

Formulas

Calculated fields

Partly

Rebuilt with our team

Forms, buttons and automations

Forms and automations

Partly

Rebuilt with our team

Public sites

Not included

Stays in Notion

Integrations and synced databases

Not included

Stays in Notion

FAQs

Questions about the switch.

Who can change our tables and apps?

Owners and admins. They build the tables, fields, apps, forms and automations. Members work in the apps shared with them, and the AI and the agents follow the same access rules.

Can our clients see their own records?

Yes. You invite them as guests. A rule gives each guest the records linked to their company, to view or to edit, and you share the apps they work in. They see nothing else.

Do our pages keep their layout?

Pages come over as notes, with their headings, lists, tables and code blocks. Each note can then be linked to the client, project or deal it concerns.

Where does our wiki go?

Into an app: its pages form a tree in the sidebar, and a page can hold notes, views of your tables, titles and images. You choose who sees each one.

Do our databases and their relations come over?

Yes. Each database becomes a table with typed fields, and its relations are linked again during the import. Our team rewrites your formulas with you in Atome's calculated fields.

Can we keep Notion while we try Atome?

Yes. You can start with one database or one team, keep Notion for the rest, and switch it off when your team has moved.

Who does the switch?

Our implementation team, with you: planning the switch, migrating your data and training your teams.

Where is our data hosted?

In the European Union. Servers and file storage are provided by UpCloud, and the database by Aiven in Germany. Atome AI runs on Mistral AI in France, and on European servers through Cortecs in Austria. The sub-processors page lists every provider.

How much does Atome cost?

€49 per member per month, excluding tax, billed yearly, or €59 billed monthly. Each member gets a monthly AI allowance.

For any other question, book a demo.

Plan your switch from Notion.

A call with our team, your setup on screen, and a plan for the move.