Zapier Reviews

Zapier integrations with many other platforms. I have primarily used it to build a system of lead capture and move the data to the appropriate systems, such as CRMS or Email Marketing software. It also helps in caring for current customers.

I have found some systems I use do not integrate with Zapier.

It allows integration with so many other platforms!

Pricing tiers and budget creep are a concern

Zapier has helped to efficiently automate notifications between our CRM and our Slack.

Zapier disconnects without clear notice and it can delay things as we didn't know anything was wrong.

Being able to do basically anything/any automation with any system

Creating a zap isn't the most user-friendly, plus stuff fails occasionally for no real reason, and they don't notify properly

I love how easy Zapier makes automating tasks without any coding skills. The vast app integrations allow me to connect and streamline nearly all my tools effortlessly.

What I like least about Zapier is that some Zaps can be slow to trigger, especially with complex workflows. Also, there are occasional limitations on customizations, which can be frustrating for more specific needs.

I love the range of applications for Zapier - If you haven't created a zap yet I can almost guarantee there are applications in this software that will save you massive amounts of time and effort

I don't have any issues with Zapier, other than the product key/secret having to be reconnected/republished some times with integrations.

I love that it automates repetitive tasks, saving me tons of time and allowing me to work on other tasks and it also integrates super easily with tons of different apps including Gmail which is an app I use multiple times a day. I know it's not exactly related to the functionality of the software but I also love that the automated workflows are called "Zaps."

I don't like that a lot of features are severely limited on the free plan as the premium plan and advanced features can be costly for users on a limited budget.

Ease of Use: Zapier’s intuitive interface allows users to set up automation (Zaps) without any coding knowledge, making it accessible to non-technical users.

Cost for Advanced Features: Zapier’s free plan is limited in functionality, and higher-tier plans can become expensive, especially for businesses with complex workflows or high task volumes.

I like how Zapier allows me to connect different apps and automate tasks. It saves me a lot of time and hassle, and it's easy to use.

I dislike that the free plan is quite limited. If you want to use more features, you have to pay for a premium plan, which can be a bit expensive.

1. User friendly
2. Almost all the native apps and platforms to integrate
3. Loved their Chatbot
4. We can now do everything on autopilot, saving us time and energy.

So far it's working well for us. There's not much to complain.

Zapier is capable of everything! The integrations are very easy to set up

Pricing can get expensive, but it's worth it for the value you get

Solution for integrating systems and automating redundant tasks.

Learning how to make Zaps work and working with its interface.

I like that Zapier has infinite possibilities of automation if you are creative enough.very simple and easy to use even for team members who are not tech savvy.

Nothing so far everything is working just as we've always wanted.

So many automations possible, I use it for so many tasks to optimize efficiency across our whole organization

I don't really have any, except that sometimes the software I want to create zaps with isn't available, but that's not really Zapier's fault

It has a very simple UI which makes it very easy to use.The best part is it doesn't require codes and can be integrated with number of softwares

Zapier needs to work more on their customer support

Zapier is hugely configurable and it is the metaphorical glue that holds so much business infrastructure together. It works great, and it integrates with almost every product you've heard of.

Some of the integrations are very limited, and this really limits the ability of Zapier to do what it does best. For example, some products are only read only, or have triggers but no actions.

all good i like everything about zapier

nothing telll all good . good soft ware easy to use

Flexibility. Robust platform with supporting infrastructure such as logging, alerts and replays.

The graphical editing experience is sometimes frustrating.

I really like that Zapier is very easy to use and I never faced any Problems understanding how to build a Flow. I really like the Free 2 Step Zaps. I used to build with them my automated warehouse control System and it lifted a burden of me.

Firstly I did not liked that i was limited to 2 Step Zaps, but after discovering the whole function i can do by just 2 Steps, I was truly amazed.

When it comes to integrating different programs and automating tedious activities, Zapier is revolutionary. Its user-friendly interface, which enables you to construct automated workflows, or "Zaps," without any prior coding experience, is what I like the most. You can connect almost everything you use on a regular basis, from email clients to project management applications, thanks to the large library of compatible apps. Because of the pre-built templates, setting up Zaps is simple and allows you to get started quickly. Having routine duties completed automatically and freeing up time for more important work is immensely pleasant.

Zapier has downsides, despite its enormous versatility. If you demand more advanced features or a larger number of jobs, the charge may become more expensive. Furthermore, when something goes wrong, it might be challenging to troubleshoot the more intricate procedures. When working in increasingly complicated environments, there is a minor learning curve. Certain users may find that the free plan does not provide enough functionality, and they will need to upgrade to fully use the service.