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# Zapier apps
Connect with any of the integrations supported by Zapier
Step 1: Add the Zapier app to your workspace
* In Glue, navigate to workspace settings --> **Apps** tab
* Locate the Zapier app and click **Add**
* Click **Add to Workspace**
Step 2: Add the Zapier app to a thread or group
* Add Zapier to a group in order to send a message to a group chat or to create a thread in a group. Navigate to the group and then choose **Apps** from the menu to open the Apps tab of the group settings. From there **Add** Zapier from the list.
* Add Zapier to a thread in order to send a message to a thread. Navigate to the the thread and then choose **Thread Settings** from the menu. With the settings open, choose the **Apps** tab, then **Add** Zapier from the list.
Step 3: Create your first Zap
* Sign into your Zapier account and create a new zap to connect Glue to any other supported tool.
* Connect your third party account to Zapier as the trigger
* Choose Glue as the app taking action and select one of the following:
* Send Message: Use this action to have Zapier send a new message to a group chat or thread each time the Zap is triggered.
* Create Thread: Use this action to have Zapier create a new thread in a chosen group each time the Zap is triggered. You must add Zapier to a group in order to use this action.
* Connect your Glue account to Zapier
* In a pop up window, click to allow Zapier to send a message in thread
* When you reach the Action section of the Zap set up, you'll need to where you'd like to receive updates:
* For **Send Message**, you can group chats from groups that Zapier has been added to as well as any threads.
* For **Create Thread**, select a group that Zapier has been added to.
* Fill out the subject and message using data fields from your trigger. You can use Markdown to format the message.
* Advanced: If you are using the **Create Thread** action, you can group multiple messages into a thread using the **Thread By Value**. The first Zap that runs with a given value will create the thread associated with the **Thread By Value** and then whenever another Zap runs with the same value, it will add a new message to the thread instead of creating a new thread.
* **Test** your Zap action and then **Publish**!
