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Microsoft OneNote

Microsoft OneNote is the notebook app in Microsoft 365: notebooks hold sections, sections hold pages, and every page is an HTML document.

Authentication

  • OAuth 2.0

Actions

Generic API request. Call any Microsoft OneNote API endpoint on this connection, for the case where no shipped action covers it yet. The connection supplies the base URL, the authentication and the egress route, so only the path, query and body are yours to fill.

  • Create notebookCreate a new OneNote notebook in the signed-in user's OneDrive.
  • Create pageAdd a new page to a OneNote section from a title and HTML content — meeting notes, a generated report, a clipped article.
  • Create sectionAdd a new section to a OneNote notebook.
  • Delete pageDestructivePermanently remove a OneNote page.
  • Get notebookRead one OneNote notebook by id — its name, whether it is shared, the caller's role in it and its web links — optionally with its sections and section groups inlined through expand.
  • Get pageRead one OneNote page's metadata — title, created and modified dates, web link and parent section — without its body.
  • Get page contentRead the body of a OneNote page as HTML, returned as a string under body.content — use it to summarize, search or copy a page's text.
  • List notebooksRead the signed-in user's OneNote notebooks, including those shared with them, sorted by name unless orderby says otherwise.
  • List pagesRead OneNote page metadata — title, dates, web link and parent section — without the page body.
  • List section groupsRead OneNote section groups — the folders that hold sections inside a notebook.
  • List sectionsRead OneNote sections — the tabs that hold pages.
  • Update pageDestructiveChange the content of an existing OneNote page with one or more patch commands — append a paragraph to the body, replace the title, insert before or after an element, or delete one.

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