Response Field Mapping
Response field mapping lets you choose which fields to import from an API response and map them to the Notion fields in your output table.
When you create a request for the first time, click Run, and the Response Field Mapping window will open. Here, you will see:
✅ A list of all available fields from the API response.
✅ A preview of the data before importing it into Notion.
Mapping Data to a Notion Database
If your Notion Page ID is a Notion database, you can modify how fields are mapped.
Selecting Fields to Import
You can select or deselect fields from the API response.
Only selected fields will be imported when the request runs.

Mapping to Existing or New Fields
Each API response field can be mapped to:
✅ An Existing Notion field or a new field (to update data in your database).
✅ A New custom field (if the API returns new data that needs its own column).
Creating Custom Fields
If a suitable Notion field doesn't exist, you can create one:
1️⃣ Start typing a field name.
2️⃣ Click Create New Field to add it.

Saving Your Field Mapping
Once your mapping is set, click Save & Run. Any new fields will be created, and the data will be imported into Notion.
Mapping Data to a Notion Table
If your Notion Page ID is a Notion page (not Notion database), field renaming is not available.
You can only select which fields to import.