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# Zapier integration

Zapier is a web service that enables you to create automated and repetitive tasks between 2 applications.

![Flagship\_Zapier.png](/files/eFYsWezkD574tu9k5Num)

## Zapier and Flagship

It is possible to use Flagship webhooks with Zapier. This means that every piece of information collected by Flagship's webhook will be sent across all applications supported by Zapier you are connected to. It also means you don't need to code to automate your tasks with Flagship.\
[More information on Zapier](https://zapier.com/help/create/basics/learn-key-concepts-in-zapier).

## Configuration

### Requirements

* Having a Zapier account.
* Getting your **Flagship token for Zapier** from the *Settings* tab of your Flagship account.

### Connecting Flagship to Zapier

1. Log in to your Zapier account.
2. Navigate to *My Apps* from the top-bar menu.
3. Click *Connect a new account...* and search for *Flagship*.
4. Use your credentials to connect your Flagship account to Zapier.

You can then start creating an automation. To do so, you can use a pre-made Zap or create your own with the Zap Editor. Creating a Zap doesn’t require coding knowledge, you will be guided throughout the whole setup.

Need inspiration? [See everything you can do with Flagship and Zapier](https://zapier.com/explore).

Here is the list of the event types you can receive an alert on:

| **Event type** | **Gives an alert when...**                    |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Feature.status | The feature status has changed (ON and OFF)   |
| Feature.active | The feature has been turned ON                |
| Feature.paused | The feature has been turned OFF               |
| Flag.new       | A new flag has been created in your codebase. |
| Flag.deleted   | A flag has been deleted from your codebase.   |

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Use case
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Now that Zapier has been integrated into Flagship, let’s say you want to send a message on Slack when this event is triggered by Zapier.

#### To do so:

1. Go to your **dashboard.**\
   ![Zapier\_1.png](/files/cdUS8B16TfHYurQd9mCH)
2. Connect **Flagship** with **Slack.**
3. Select the triggered event **Feature status changed** from Flagship and the **Send Direct Message** action in Slack.
4. Click **Try it**.\
   ![Zapier\_2.png](/files/1IoD9WlFVeNQPGaFTdap)
5. Select your **Flagship account** and click **Continue.**\
   ![Zapier\_3.png](/files/BxhEkjD8w8u4b5uzmYYM)
6. Select the **account**, the **environment** you want to follow and click **Continue**.\
   ![Zapier\_4.png](/files/AoLgEfSBbINwaS7BQdjY)
7. **Test** your trigger and move on to **Slack configuration.**

#### To customize the message

1. Choose **whom** you want to send the Slack message to.\
   ![Zapier\_5.png](/files/4sNuaWpZE2H63rjSbSsb)
2. In the **"Message text” field**, you will have the option to choose between custom text and variables sent by Flagship.\
   You can mix variables and custom text.
3. Configure the rest of the parameters as you wish.
4. Click **Continue**.\
   ![Zapier\_6.png](/files/LjbhMpYv1MKlWTz2awf1)
5. To review your configuration, click **Test & Continue**.\
   You can now turn your Zap on using the toggle switch on the right.\
   ![Zapier\_7.png](/files/WlqcVQtfYoimSLSxVZJd)

**Need additional information?**

Submit your request at [product.feedback@abtasty.com](mailto:product.feedback@abtasty.commailto:product.feedback@abtasty.com?subject=Flagship%20Custom%20Integration%20Feedback)

Always happy to help!


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