Why Zapier

Zapier connects PersistIQ to tools that don't have native integrations, with no code. If your workflow lives in HubSpot, Calendly, or Google Sheets, Zapier bridges it.
Popular connections
- HubSpot
- Calendly — meeting booked → update the prospect in PersistIQ (booked prospects should exit or pause sequences automatically).
- Typeform — form response → create prospect in PersistIQ.
- Zoho CRM
- Google Sheets — sheet rows → prospects, for teams that manage lists in spreadsheets.
- Airtable
- Nimble, Podio, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sugar, Bullhorn, Freshsales, Insightly, Zendesk Sell
Building a Zap
- Create a Zapier account and search for PersistIQ as a trigger or action app.
- Authenticate with your PersistIQ credentials or API key.
- Choose the trigger (something happened in PersistIQ) or action (do something in PersistIQ).
- Map fields between the two apps.
- Test with sample data before enabling on real prospects.
Design tips
- Keep one job per Zap — complex branching is fragile.
- Guard against loops: if PersistIQ writes to an app that writes back to PersistIQ, you can create runaway automation.
- Test the opt-out path explicitly: whatever flow adds prospects must respect opted-out records.