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Zapier is the leading no-code automation platform, connecting over 7,000 apps through simple trigger-and-action workflows called "Zaps." It enables teams to automate repetitive tasks — like syncing form submissions to a CRM, posting content to social channels, sending notifications, or updating spreadsheets — without any development resources.
For dotCMS customers, Zapier serves as the glue that connects the CMS to the broader marketing, sales, and operations stack without building custom integrations. When a new piece of content is published, a form is submitted, or a workflow reaches a certain stage in dotCMS, Zapier can trigger downstream actions in tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Google Sheets, Mailchimp, or any other connected app. This makes dotCMS part of a larger automated ecosystem, extending its reach well beyond the CMS itself and empowering non-technical teams to build the integrations they need on their own.
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