Zapier review integration

Wire WebVouch into the tools you already automate

A Zapier app with WebVouch as both a trigger and an action, so a new review can start a Zap and any Zap can send an invitation, without anyone writing code. It is in development.

Zapier cannot be connected yet. It is being built, and there is no announced date. Everything below describes what it will do.

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What the Zapier integration will do

  • Send an invitation as an action in any Zap.

  • Start a Zap when a new review arrives.

  • Connect systems that will never have an integration of their own.

What moves between the two systems

What starts it
Any Zap step you place it in, or a new WebVouch review starting a Zap.
What WebVouch receives
Whatever fields the Zap maps onto the invitation.
What goes back to Zapier
Review events, as the trigger for the rest of your Zap.

How it will work

  1. 1

    Connect your WebVouch account in Zapier

    Authorise once, then use WebVouch in as many Zaps as you like.

  2. 2

    Add WebVouch as an action

    Send an invitation from any Zap that knows a customer finished a purchase.

  3. 3

    Or start from a review

    Use a new review as the trigger and route it into a channel, a spreadsheet or a support queue.

What you can do before Zapier ships

Zapier can call any HTTP endpoint, so a Zap can already send an invitation through the WebVouch API using its webhooks by Zapier action. In the other direction, a WebVouch webhook can post review events to a Zapier catch hook and start a Zap from there.

When Zapier is the right choice

Pick Zapier to connect a system nobody will ever build a dedicated integration for, without writing code. For volume work the API does the same job without a per task cost.

Zapier integration questions

Yes, with the generic webhooks by Zapier steps. Call the WebVouch API to send an invitation, and use a catch hook to receive review events.

Integration details last updated

Reviews you never asked for are reviews you never got.

Most customers will write about a purchase when asked once, at the right moment. An integration is what turns that from a task somebody remembers into something that happens on its own.

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