Zapier apps | Glue Guide

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!