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Zapier is a cloud-based platform for automating workflows between web applications and enables connecting APIs without code. It provides prebuilt connectors, triggers and actions and lets teams configure recurring integration tasks quickly. Common uses include data synchronization, notifications and business process automation across products and operations.
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Usable application software: supports people in a task.
Concrete cog in the system that works inside larger relationships.
Zapier is an automation platform connecting events and actions between web applications without custom integration programming.
The project emerged from the need to make its core workflow practical and accessible. Zapier wurde 2011 von Wade Foster, Bryan Helmig und Mike Knoop gegründet. Der Dienst entstand aus dem Bedarf, wiederkehrende Abläufe zwischen unterschiedlichen Webdiensten einfach zu verknüpfen.
Think of Zapier as a focused workspace: Eine Automation besteht aus einem Auslöser und folgenden Aktionen. Tritt das Ereignis ein, überträgt Zapier Daten und führt Schritte in anderen Anwendungen aus.
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Zapier supports reliable handoffs and follow-up actions across several SaaS services.
Zapier supports reliable handoffs and follow-up actions across several SaaS services.
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