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Zapier integration

Wire the shop to everything else, without writing code.

A paid invoice should be able to post itself into whatever else your shop runs on. The Zapier app carries Service VIN's events out as triggers and takes work back in as actions, so the connections you've been meaning to build stop needing a developer.

Coming soon
Status
Coming soon
Data
Two-way sync
Category
Automation

The short answer

What does the Zapier integration actually do?

  • Where it stands: Coming soon.
  • Which way the data moves: Two-way sync.
  • Triggers: new lead, quote accepted, job won, invoice paid
  • Actions: create a lead, add a customer, look up a job

Bottom line: The Zapier app is in beta. Triggers, actions and searches all ship: you mint an API key on the API settings page and paste it into Zapier, and a read-only key is enough where a Zap only needs to look.

Why connect Zapier

Wire Service VIN to 6,000+ apps, no code.

Trigger-ready flows for the tools you already run. New paid invoice → post to Slack. New lead → add a row. Job won → start an onboarding sequence.

  • Triggers that fire the moment it happens

    New lead, quote accepted, job won, invoice paid. The instant triggers ride the same signed webhook rail the API exposes, so a Zap runs on the event rather than on a poll.

  • Actions that write back

    Create a lead, a customer or a vehicle, move a job's stage, send a message. The tools that generate your work can put it into the shop without anyone re-typing it.

  • Searches, so a Zap can look first

    Find a customer, a job, a lead or a vehicle mid-flow, so the Zap can decide what to do instead of blindly creating a second record.

  • One key per tool, scoped

    Mint a separate key named after the tool that uses it and give it only what it needs. Revoking one doesn't disturb the others.

What ships

What you can do once it’s connected

  • 01Triggers: new lead, quote accepted, job won, invoice paid
  • 02Actions: create a lead, add a customer, look up a job

How it works

Setting it up, in order

  1. Mint an API key

    On the API settings page, create a key named after the Zap that will use it and choose its scope. Full access is what Zapier needs to create records and manage webhook subscriptions; read-only is enough for a reporting Zap.

  2. Paste it into Zapier

    Connect the Service VIN app in Zapier with that key. The key is shown once and never again, so copy it before you leave the page.

  3. Build the Zap

    Pick a trigger, pick an action, and let it run. Instant triggers arrive on the event; the polling ones check on Zapier's own schedule.

Setting up Zapier, step by step: API keys & the public API (with Zapier & Make recipes).

FAQ

Zapier, answered

Does Service VIN connect to Zapier?

Yes — the Zapier app is available in beta. It carries instant triggers for the shop's event catalog (new lead, quote accepted, job won, invoice paid and the rest), polling triggers for new customers, vehicles, quotes, invoices and upcoming appointments, actions that create and update leads, customers, vehicles and job stages, and searches that look a record up mid-Zap.

What can a Zap actually do to my shop?

Exactly what the key you gave it allows. A read-only key can read every resource and change nothing. A full-access key can also create leads and customers and manage webhook subscriptions. A read-only key that attempts a write is refused outright and nothing is created.

Do I need to be technical?

No. The plumbing — the signing, the retries, the event catalog — is already built, so what's left is picking a trigger and an action in Zapier's own builder.

What if the app I want isn't on Zapier?

Two other paths cover most of it. Make reaches the same triggers and actions through the API and webhooks, with branching and filters on top. And a plain webhook can POST a signed payload to any URL you control.

Is there a Make version?

Yes. Make works against the same public API and the same webhook events, which is what makes multi-step, branching scenarios possible without a separate app to install.

Or start smaller

The call you missed is the job you lost.

Every missed call answered in seconds. The quote you promised, drafted before you hang up. Booked straight into your calendar.

It answers from your real services, your real prices and your real calendar — and writes the booking into them. No migration, no data to move — it runs beside whatever you use today.

Run the whole shop.

Quotes, bookings, film inventory and the AI crew in one login. Zapier is not connectable yet — everything else here is, on the free trial, before you decide anything.

Coming soon · Two-way sync

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