Zapier integration

Connect Your Forms to Zapier

Paste a Webhooks by Zapier catch-hook URL into Edesy Forms and every new response goes to your Zap. From there, send it to Google Sheets, your CRM, email or any of Zapier's 5,000+ apps.

How to connect Edesy Forms to Zapier

No code needed

Create a Zap
In Zapier, choose Webhooks by Zapier with the Catch Hook trigger and copy the URL
Paste in Edesy Forms
In Integrations, add Zapier, paste the URL and pick your forms
Send a real response
Submit your form once so Zapier sees your real questions
Map fields
Add an action app and map each answer to its fields
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Turn the Zap on
New responses now flow to the app you chose

What you get

Edesy Forms sends the response, Zapier does the rest

5,000+ apps

Once responses reach your Zap, you can use any app in Zapier's catalogue as an action.

Multi-step Zaps

Add filters, paths and several actions in Zapier to handle each response the way you need.

All forms or some

Point one Zap at all your forms, or connect it only to the forms you choose.

Test events

Send a sample request from Edesy Forms to confirm Zapier can receive it.

Recent deliveries

See the last 20 attempts to reach Zapier with status, time and any error.

Source details

Pass UTM tags and referrer to your CRM or sheet when they are recorded with the response.

Popular Zaps to build

These all start with Webhooks by Zapier (Catch Hook) as the trigger and a URL pasted into Edesy Forms. You pick the action app in Zapier.

  • Form to Google Sheets: Google Sheets "Create Spreadsheet Row". Map each answer to a column.
  • Form to Gmail or Outlook: send a custom email to your sales inbox or to the respondent.
  • Form to a CRM: create a contact or lead in the CRM you already use.
  • Form to Mailchimp or another email tool: add the respondent to a list, when they have agreed to it.
  • Form to Trello, Asana or ClickUp: create a task for each request.
  • Form to Microsoft Teams: post a message in a channel. (Slack and Discord are built into Edesy Forms, so you do not need Zapier for those.)

Tips for reliable Zaps

  • Map fields from a real response, not the test event. The test event uses sample answers.
  • Answers arrive keyed by question ID. Rename them in your action step so your sheet or CRM has readable names.
  • If one Zap serves several forms, add a Filter or Paths step on formTitle or formId.
  • Keep an eye on Recent deliveries in Edesy Forms. A failure there means Zapier did not accept the request.

Who uses forms with Zapier

Common workflows by team

For marketing and sales

  • Leads to your CRM

    Create a contact for every enquiry

  • Email lists

    Add people who opted in to your email tool

  • Campaign tracking

    Carry UTM tags through to your records

  • Fast follow-up

    Alert the right person as soon as a lead arrives

For operations

  • Sheets and databases

    Keep a running log of responses

  • Task creation

    Turn requests into tasks in your project tool

  • Email routing

    Send different forms to different inboxes

  • No code

    Build and change workflows in Zapier

Zapier integration FAQ

Common questions about connecting Edesy Forms to Zapier

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