# What is Zapier used for?

What is Zapier used for?

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## Comments
### Comment 1

One can use zapier to connect various web apps with each other to send data from 1 app to other on several triggers and actions taken on trigger app. For ex. If someone fills a from on Type Form, and you want to send it to any CRM like hubspot, you can use zapier to do it.

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### Comment 2

To connect different services that a business may use. It also allows you gives you more time by automating processes. 

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### Comment 3

Zapier is the information superhighway for your data. It has become the productivity tool of choice for small to large businesses. Connecting your current apps allows them to work in concert efficiently. For example. Connect your Gmail to the Zapier Parser to read and collect data from your emails. Since Zapier "Zaps" are multi-flow, you can then send that data a spreadsheet, a CRM, merge into a document or even schedule an appointment. This happens all at once! Zapier is your automation assistant. Setting it up is drag and drop. A generous free tier for testing means anyone can increase their daily productivity at a low cost. Happy Zapping!

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- Posted at: over 2 years ago
- Author title: MRG.NYC




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