Docs/Zapier
Zapier
Zapier relays your site's data to 5,000+ apps (Google Sheets, calendar, SMS, CRM…). Once the Catch Hook webhook URL is set, each form submission or event is sent to your Zap.
What your site can do with Zapier
- Send form submissions to your Zap
- Trigger any Zapier action (Sheets, calendar, email, SMS…)
- Route to many apps from a single connector
Common use cases
| Example app | Example prompt | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Form to Google Sheets | Use Zapier and send each form submission to a new Google Sheets row. | Form data flows into a spreadsheet through your Zap, with no code. |
| SMS on booking | Use Zapier and text me when a booking is made. | The Zap sends an SMS on each matching event. |
| Leads to your CRM | Use Zapier and send new leads to my CRM. | The connector posts to Zapier, which routes each lead into your CRM. |
Prerequisites
- A Zapier account (the Webhooks trigger is a paid/trial feature)
- A Zap whose trigger is Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook
- The Catch Hook webhook URL, starting with https://hooks.zapier.com/
Set up Zapier
- In Zapier, click Create → Zaps.
- Set the Trigger to Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook, then Continue.
- Copy the webhook URL (starts with https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/…).
- In the Studio, open Connectors → Zapier, paste the URL, and republish.
- Submit a form on your published site, then Test the trigger in Zapier to map the fields.
- Add the Action step (Sheets, SMS, CRM…) and turn the Zap on.
Limitations
- Webhooks by Zapier requires a paid or trial Zapier plan.
- The connector sends data to Zapier, but cannot read data back from it.
- Data only sends from the published site, not the studio preview.