Different field types in Zaps

A date/time field is a field where you can only input a date and time, and is represented by a calendar and clock icon.

Timezones

If you don't provide a timezone with your data, Zapier will use your account timezone.

Formats supported

Zapier tries to interpret any date or time you provide. For example, all of the following date formats are supported:

• tomorrow at noon
• next friday at 7pm
• 2/13/2020 8pm EST
• 2020-10-26T16:56 (standard ISO format)
• 1393462573 (a UNIX timestamp)

Number fields are designed to gather whole number values. They’re often used in Zapier along with a dropdown field to select ID numbers for users, projects, and other internal data from apps, but can also be used for regular numbers.

Boolean fields can only have two values: "true" or "false". Depending on the app, these values may be different, such as "0" for false, or "1" for true. Boolean fields are often case-sensitive. For example, if an app expects "TRUE", it won't recognize "true" as a valid option.

Files in Zapier refer to the actual file object. For example, a file would be a picture itself, but there may be other fields that have the file's name or the URL to reach it.

The file field acts differently depending on what data is mapped to it:

• Text: Zapier will turn text into a .txt file and that file will be uploaded to the app.
• URL: if you enter a URL, Zapier will try to load the data available at that address and upload it as a file.
• File: if an actual file is mapped from the trigger or another action, Zapier will upload it.

Decimal (float) fields accept decimal values, such as 1.5. In this field, the decimal must be separated from the integer with a period ..