Zapier

Connect OnePageCRM with over 5000+ apps using Zapier. Automate repetitive tasks and move information between your apps without manual data entry.

  • Use AI to create a workflow for you
  • Use a workflow template
  • Build your own workflow manually

This guide shows you how to manually set up Zapier workflows using Triggers and Actions.



In this article:

How to find the Zapier integration in OnePageCRM OnePageCRM Supported Triggers
How to set up a Workflow in Zapier OnePageCRM Supported Actions



How to find the Zapier integration in OnePageCRM

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1
Go to Zapier under Apps and Integrations.

Apps and Integration | Zapier


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From here, you can:
  • Create a Zap with AI - Describe the workflow you want to create and the tools you want to connect.
  • Zapier | Create a Zap using AI


  • Explore apps and tools - Search for apps you want to connect.
  • Zapier | Explore apps and tools


  • Use popular Zaps - Choose a ready-made workflow.
  • Zapier | Popular workflows



    How to set up a Workflow in Zapier

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    A workflow in Zapier consists of a Trigger and an Action. The Trigger starts the workflow, and the Action tells Zapier what to do


    In Zapier → click on Create Zaps.

    Zapier | Create | Zap


    Set up OnePageCRM as a Trigger Set up OnePageCRM as an Action

    Set Up Trigger

    1
    Click Trigger → search for OnePageCRM.

    Zapier | Trigger field


    2
    Click OnePageCRM Trigger → Choose a Trigger event.

    Zapier | Trigger event


    💡 Only the Account Owner or an Administrator can set up Instant triggers.

    💡 Find available triggers here.


    3
    Under Account → select a OnePageCRM account or log in.

    Zapier | Trigger event | Select Account


    4
    Under Configure → some triggers can be customized (optional) → click Continue.

    Zapier | Trigger event | Customize Trigger


    💡 Customizable Triggers using OnePageCRM fields and details:

      • New Next Action – Choose the Next Action urgency: ASAP, Date, Waiting, or Queued.
      • New Contact – Filter by contact details, Status, Lead Source, Custom Filter, Deal Status, or Starred.
      • New Deal – Filter by Deal Name, Stage, Expected Close Date, Custom Filter, Tag, or Deal Status.
      • Updated Contact – Filter by contact details, Status, Lead Source, Custom Filter, Deal Status, or Starred.
      • Updated Deal – Filter by Deal Name, Stage, Expected Close Date, Custom Filter, Tag, or Deal Status.

    5
    Click Test trigger → check the sample record to make sure the correct data is retrieved.

    Zapier | Trigger event | Test Trigger


    💡 Find more details about testing Zaps here.


    6
    Click on Continue with selected record → continue to set up an Action or finish the Zap.

    Zapier | Trigger event | Continue with test record


    Set Up Action

    1
    Click Action → search for OnePageCRM.

    Zapier | Action field


    2
    Click OnePageCRM Action → Choose an Action event.

    Zapier | Action event

    💡 Find available Actions here.


    3
    Under Account → select a OnePageCRM account or log in.

    Zapier | Action event | Select Account


    4
    Under Configure → some actions can be customized (optional) → click Continue.


    💡 Customizable Actions using OnePageCRM fields and details:

      • Close Sales Cycle – Enter the Contact ID. The contact cannot have an open Next Action or Queued Action.
      • Create Next Action – Enter the Contact ID and Next Action text. You can also set the urgency.
      • Create Call – Enter the Contact ID and call result.
      • Create Contact – Add contact details, including name, company, contact details, Status, Lead Source, Background, Next Action, Starred status, and Custom Fields.
      • Create Note – Enter the Contact ID and Note text.
      • Update Contact – Enter the Contact ID and choose the details, Status, Tags, or Custom Fields to update.
      • Update Deal – Enter the Deal ID and choose the details, Custom Fields, or Deal Stage to update.
      • Find Contact – Search by contact details or Contact ID. You can also create a new contact if no match is found.
      • Find Deal – Search by deal, contact, or company details. You can also create a new deal if no match is found.

    💡 For Find Contact and Find Deal, choose whether the Zap should continue if no match is found. Select False to skip the remaining steps.


    5
    Click Test action → check the sample record to make sure the correct data is retrieved.

    💡 Find more details about testing Zaps here.


    6
    Continue setting up the Zap, or click Publish when finished.



    OnePageCRM Supported Triggers in Zapier

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    A Trigger tells Zapier when to start a workflow.


    • Closed Sales Cycle – When a Sales Cycle is closed.
    • Completed Next Action – When a Next Action is completed.
    • New Next Action – When a Next Action is created.
    • New Call – When a Call is created.
    • New Contact – When a contact is created.
    • New Deal – When a deal is created.
    • New Note – When a note is created.
    • Updated Contact – When a contact is updated.
    • Updated Deal – When a deal is updated.



    OnePageCRM Supported Actions in Zapier

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    An Action tells Zapier what to do in OnePageCRM.

    Create

    • Create Contact – Create a new contact.
    • Create Organization – Create a new organization.
    • Create Next Action – Add a Next Action.
    • Create Note – Add a note to a contact.
    • Create Deal – Create a new deal.
    • Add Contact to Deal – Link a contact to a deal.
    • Add Contact to Organization – Link a contact to an organization.
    • Add Tag to Contact – Add a tag to a contact.

    Search & Update

    • Find Contact – Search for an existing contact.
    • Find Organization – Search for an existing organization.
    • Update Contact – Update contact details.
    • Update Deal – Update a deal.

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