What this gets you
- Zapier gets its own API key for your workgroup, so you can delete it without affecting your other tools.
- You build the triggers and actions in Zapier, and monitor them in your Zap history.
What it does
Connecting Zapier creates an API key for it on the Zapier card. You set up the rest in Zapier: its triggers, actions, and Zap history. Jobin’s contacts export currently offers two destinations, CSV File and Make.com. Zapier isn’t a separate export option. To send contacts out of Jobin to another automation tool, see Connect Make.com.Before you begin
- A Zapier account.
- A Jobin account. Connections belong to the workgroup where you create them, so connect Zapier in the workgroup you want to use.
Connect Zapier
1
Create an API key
Open Jobin integrations and click Connect on the Zapier card.
Enter an API Key Label, click Generate API Key, and copy the key. Jobin shows it only once.
2
Use the key in Zapier
Use your API key in your Zapier webhook actions.
3
Set up triggers and actions
Set up the triggers and actions in your Zaps.
4
Test and publish
Test your Zap before you publish it.
5
Monitor it
Check your Zap history for any issues.
Manage the connection
The connection appears on the API Keys tab. To disconnect, delete the key. See API keys.Troubleshooting
My Zap doesn't run
My Zap doesn't run
Check that the Zap is published and review your Zap history in Zapier for errors.
I lost my API key
I lost my API key
Jobin shows the key only once. Delete the key on the API Keys tab, create a new one, and update your Zaps.
Ideas to get more from it
- Give each automation its own key, so you can revoke one at a time.
- Test every Zap before you publish it.
Related
Connect Make.com
Send contacts from Jobin to Make.com.
API keys
Create, copy, and delete keys.
