> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.dialbird.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Zapier

> Connect Dialbird to thousands of other apps through Zapier, and see what you've granted access to.

Zapier links Dialbird to thousands of other apps, so things can happen automatically. For example, a new caller can be added to a spreadsheet without you touching it. If you use a tool Dialbird doesn't connect to directly, Zapier is usually the way to bridge them. The card puts it plainly: automate tasks by connecting Dialbird with 7,000+ apps.

## Connecting Zapier

Zapier works the other way round from HubSpot: you set it up **from Zapier's side**, not from inside Dialbird.

1. Go to **Settings**, then **Integrations**.
2. On the Zapier card, click **Set up in Zapier**.
3. That takes you to Zapier, where you connect Dialbird and build what you want it to do.

Once you've done that, the Zapier card in Dialbird shows a green **Connected** badge, along with the date you connected it.

## What you've given Zapier access to

When Dialbird is connected, the card lists the permissions you granted, shown as small chips. Depending on what your Zap needs, these can include:

* **Account info**
* **Read contacts** and **Create & update contacts**
* **Read messages** and **Send messages**
* **Read calls**
* **Receive event webhooks**

It's worth a glance now and then, so you always know what Zapier can see and do.

## Disconnecting

To cut the link, click **Revoke** on the Zapier card.

<Note>
  **Needs checking:** confirm which Dialbird triggers and actions are available to build with inside Zapier (for example "new call" or "new message"), so we can list them here. The permission chips above show what access is granted, not the specific triggers and actions Zapier exposes.
</Note>