Share your best solution
Unlock the power of productivity for others with easy and secure Zap sharing.
What is Zap sharing?
Zap sharing is a simple way to share a copy of your favorite automated workflow with colleagues, clients, or your friends and followers. Shared Zaps are easy to set up, so the person you share with can start automating away their busywork in just a few minutes!
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How does it work?
Share easily
Just open the Zap you want to share and hit the Share button! Add a name and description to explain what it should be used for or what it does.
Share where you want
Copy the link and share it anywhere you want—like in an email, a social media post, or your team's chat app.
Share safely
Anyone who clicks the link will be able to create a copy of your Zap, minus any sensitive information or app authorizations.
What can you do with Zap sharing?
Here are a few ideas.
Add new leads to a webinar and your CRM
Webhooks by Zapier + DemioEight Digit Media uses this shared Zap to help clients seamlessly register new leads for a webinar and add them to ActiveCampaign as contacts.
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Add items to your meeting agenda
Slack + TodoistA product manager uses this shared Zap to add important Slack messages to their meeting agendas as discussion items, so they never forget a talking point.
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Collect tax documents from vendors
QuickBooks Online + Filter by ZapierAn accounting consultant uses this shared Zap to help clients collect crucial tax forms from QuickBooks vendors with a Gmail reminder email.
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Add form responses to a spreadsheet
Typeform + Google SheetsYou can use this shared Zap to seamlessly track Typeform responses by adding them to a Google Sheet, so you never miss a response.
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“We work with one type of client, and they often ask us to help them streamline similar processes. Shared Zaps allow my team to create automated workflows that eliminate busywork for our clients and boost their productivity—without starting from scratch every time.”
Chris RossCEO, Eight Digit Media