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## Resource: Create a Zap with a Wix Trigger

## Article: Create a Zap with a Wix Trigger

## Article Link: https://dev.wix.com/docs/develop-websites-sdk/code-your-site/developer-environments/integrations/create-a-zap-with-a-wix-trigger.md

## Article Content:

# Create a Zap with a Wix Trigger

Create an automated workflow in Zapier that starts when an event occurs on a Wix site. For an overview of the Wix Zapier integration and what you can do with it, see [About Zapier Integration](https://dev.wix.com/docs/develop-websites-sdk/code-your-site/developer-environments/integrations/about-zapier-integration.md).

This guide walks you through creating a Zap that uses a Wix trigger to start an automated workflow and connects it to an action in another app.

## Step 1 | Create a Zap and connect a Wix account

This step creates a new Zap, selects Wix as the trigger app, and authenticates with a Wix account.

To create a Zap and connect a Wix account:

1. Go to [zapier.com](https://zapier.com/) and click **+ Create** > **Zaps**.
2. In the Zapier editor, click the trigger step and select **Wix** as the trigger app.
3. In the **Trigger event** dropdown, select a trigger category. For example, select **Blog** for blog-related triggers, or **Forms** for form submission triggers.
4. In the **Account** section, connect a Wix account:
    - If you've previously connected a Wix account, click **Select** and choose an account from the list.
    - If you're connecting for the first time, click **Connect a new account**. This opens an OAuth window where you sign in to your Wix account and select a site to connect.
5. Click **Continue**.

## Step 2 | Configure and test the trigger

This step selects the specific event that starts the Zap and verifies the connection by retrieving sample data from the Wix site.

To configure and test the trigger:

1. In the **Select the specific trigger to use** dropdown, select the specific event that starts the Zap. For example, if you selected **Blog** in the previous step, you can select **New blog post published** or **Blog post liked**.

    <blockquote class="note">

    __Note:__
    Zapier displays a note if a specific Wix app is required for the trigger to work. Make sure the app is installed on your site.

    </blockquote>

1. Click **Continue**.
1. Click **Test trigger**. Zapier checks the connection and retrieves sample data from the Wix site.
1. Review the sample data to confirm it looks correct.
1. Click **Continue with selected record** to proceed.

## Step 3 | Add an action

This step connects another app to the Zap and configures it to respond to the Wix trigger. The action is the task that runs automatically whenever the trigger event occurs.

To add an action:

1. Click the action step.
1. Search for and select the app you want to connect. For example, select **Google Sheets** to log data to a spreadsheet, or **Slack** to send notifications.
1. In the **Action event** dropdown, select the action to perform. For example, select **Create Spreadsheet Row** for Google Sheets.
1. Connect your account for the action app and then click **Continue**.
1. Configure the action fields:
    1. Select the app-specific settings, such as which spreadsheet and worksheet to use.
    1. Map the Wix trigger data to the remaining fields. Click in a field and select from the available trigger data to pass it to the action.
    1. Click **Continue** and test the action to verify it works.

## Step 4 | Publish the Zap

To publish the Zap:

1. Click **Publish** to activate the Zap so it runs automatically whenever the trigger event occurs on the Wix site. 


## See also

- [About Zapier Integration](https://dev.wix.com/docs/develop-websites-sdk/code-your-site/developer-environments/integrations/about-zapier-integration.md)
- [Zapier Wix integrations page](https://zapier.com/apps/wix/integrations)