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Zapier Integration

Connect awork with Zapier to move information between awork and your other tools—both directions, without having to write code yourself.

Written by Isabel Helbig

Use Zapier when you want awork to talk to your other apps without manual copy-paste.


Key benefits and use cases

  • Send awork data to other apps when something happens in awork (via Zapier triggers)

  • Create items in awork from other apps (via Zapier actions)

  • Cover more scenarios with Webhooks if the standard Zapier app doesn’t include what you need

Zapier automated workflows are called “Zaps” and are built from a trigger + an action.


How the awork Zapier app works

There’s a dedicated awork Zapier app in Zapier with pre-built triggers and actions.

Trigger = something that happens in awork (example from the source: a new time entry).

Action = something Zapier does in awork (example from the source: create a task in awork).

Available triggers and actions:

Triggers

  • New task created

  • New time entered

  • Time entry updated

Actions

  • Create a new project

  • Create a new company

  • Create a new project task

  • Create a new customer


How to set up your own Zap

In Zapier, an automated workflow made of a trigger and an action is called a “Zap”.

Create your first Zap from awork

  1. In awork, navigate to Settings > Integrations.

  2. Open the Integration library and select Zapier from the API connectors category.

  3. Click Set Up Integration to be redirected to Zapier.

  4. Create a Zapier account (Zapier offers a free version with the necessary basic functions). You can sign up via email or with Google.

  5. Follow the Zapier setup to choose your apps.

  6. In the Zapier editor, awork is already created for you as a Zap connection. Click the gray plus to add the app you want to connect with awork.

  7. Choose the trigger and action events between awork and the other app.

  8. Click Continue and log into the respective accounts for your apps when prompted.

  9. Confirm and test the setup in Zapier.

  10. Name your Zap and set it to Publish.


How to set up Zapier via awork Webhooks

If you want to send information from awork that isn’t standardized in the awork Zapier app, use Zapier’s Webhooks integration.

Create a “Catch Hook” trigger in Zapier

  1. Go to zapier.com and select Webhooks as the trigger.

  2. Select Catch Hook.

  3. Copy the URL Zapier displays.

  4. Enter that URL into a webhook in awork. Instructions are available here.

  5. Add a filter in Zapier to control what should trigger the Zap, e.g., the task status.

  6. After that, continue with the Zap setup as described in the section above.


FAQ

What is Zapier used for with awork?

Zapier helps you integrate awork with other tools so you can transfer information from awork to another application, or use information from another application and apply it to awork.

What triggers and actions are available in the awork Zapier app?

Triggers: New task created, New time entered, Time entry updated. Actions: Create a new project, Create a new company, Create a new project task, Create a new customer.

Where do I start the Zapier setup in awork?

Go to Settings > Integrations, open the Integration library, select Zapier under API Connectors, then click Set Up Integration to open Zapier.

When should I use Zapier Webhooks instead of the awork Zapier app?

Use Zapier’s Webhooks integration if you want to transfer information from awork that isn’t provided as a standardized trigger/action in the awork Zapier app.

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