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The Zapnito app on Zapier connects your community to thousands of other tools. Build a Zap that starts when something happens in your community, or that makes changes in your community when something happens elsewhere. You don’t need to write code. If you want to build your own integration instead, use the API or webhooks.

Zapnito on Zapier

View the Zapnito app and browse ready-made Zaps.

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Examples

Here are some examples of what you can automate with Zapier. Where a ready-made template exists, the example links to it.
  • Invite people from a form. When someone submits a new Typeform entry, Zapier sends them an email invitation to join your community. Map the respondent’s name and email address, and the email address of the person the invitation comes from. See the Typeform template.
  • Keep your CRM up to date. When a new user account is created in your community, Zapier creates a HubSpot contact, or updates the existing contact with the same email address. See the HubSpot template.
  • Grant access from CRM changes. When a field you choose changes on a Salesforce record, such as a status, Zapier adds that person to a group in your community. Groups control permissions, so this can unlock premium content or communication access. Map the person’s email address and the group’s UUID, which identifies the group in the API. See groups and the Salesforce template.
  • Alert your team to new discussions. When a discussion is created in your community, Zapier posts a message to a Slack channel, so moderators can reply quickly.
And many more.

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Set up a Zap

1

Create a Zap

In Zapier, create a new Zap, or start from a template. Choose Zapnito as the app for a trigger or action.
2

Connect your community

When Zapier asks, connect your Zapnito account.
3

Map your fields

Choose the data each step uses, such as the email address of the person to invite.
4

Test and turn on your Zap

Run a test in the Zap editor, check the result in your community, then turn the Zap on.

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Next steps