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2. Choose an Action

The event an automation performs after it's triggered

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How Zapier works

Zapier lets you build automated workflows between two or more apps—no code necessary. These workflows are called Zaps, and this is how they work.

A trigger is where automation begins

A trigger is an event that starts your Zap. Say you want to receive an email every time someone fills in a Facebook form—the trigger would be "new Facebook lead.

A trigger is the event that kicks off your automated workflow.

Now it's time for action

An action is the event an automation performs after it is triggered. Say you want to send a Slack message any time you receive a Facebook lead—the action would be "send a Slack message.

An action is the event that your automated workflow performs when triggered.

And that's it! You've just created a Zap.

A Zap is an automated workflow—consisting of a trigger and one or more actions—that connects your apps.

Triggers and actions are the main components of every automated workflow.

Connect Docusign and Gravity Forms to integrate crucial parts of your business

With Zapier, you can integrate everything from basic data entry to end-to-end processes. Here are some of the business-critical workflows that people automate with Zapier.

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With Zapier, you can automate every part of your lead funnel and give yourself the best chance at converting leads. Automate everything from lead capture to outreach to reporting—and close more deals as a result.

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Supported triggers and actions

Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.

- Status
- Add certificate of completion?
- Download form data?
Trigger
Scheduled
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- Document
  Required
- Apply template ID?
- Email Subject
- Email Body
Action
Write
- Api_docs_info
- HTTP Method
  Required
- URL
  Required
- Query String Parameters
- Headers
- Additional Request Headers
- Body
Action
Write
- Form
  Required
Action
Write