Articles that mention "Webhooks by Zapier"

How to integrate webhooks with Google Sheets

With Zapier, you can use Google Sheets and webhooks to connect your information to any API without writing code from scratch.

Creating an active and engaged community with automation

Because I'm an engineer by trade, I've always understood the value of automating processes to achieve scale. But I was happy to learn that the automation tool I chose to achieve the first two goals, Zapier, would help me accomplish my third goal as well.

5 ways to automate X (formerly known as Twitter)

X can be a valuable business tool for tracking brand sentiment and communicating with customers. Learn how Zapier can help you get the most out of X and reduce distractions.

Webhook vs. API: differences (and when to use each)

Webhooks and APIs make sharing data between apps possible. APIs only send data upon the user's request, whereas webhooks automatically respond to events.

How to send an email from a webhook

Learn how to use webhooks and Zapier to automate critical tasks, such as sending emails, whenever certain activity occurs in your favorite apps. 

How to use webhooks to connect Facebook Lead Ads to your CRM

Here's how to use Zapier's built-in webhooks tool with Facebook Lead Ads to automate lead capture and keep your sales funnel moving. 

Zapier for Alfred: Run Zaps from your Mac keyboard

Take care of those ad-hoc automation situations with a keyboard shortcut, so you can take care of business without disrupting your flow.

What are webhooks?

You might have seen webhooks mentioned in your apps' settings and wondered if they're something you should use. The answer, in a nutshell, is probably yes.

7 ways to use webhooks to automate anything

Have something outside the ordinary you want to do with your apps? Use a webhook to automate almost anything.

How the Georgia Innocence Project uses automation to keep all its systems running

For the Georgia Innocence Project, automation keeps staff and volunteers focused on their core mission—helping people wrongfully convicted of crimes.