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    • 🧩Setting up Zapier with Creatopy
      • 1. Setting up the first zap
      • 1.1 Setting up the action in your first zap (generate 1 creative)
      • 1.2 Setting up the action in your first zap (generate multiple creatives)
      • 2.1 Setting up your second zap (Creatopy trigger)
      • 2.2 Setting up your second zap (webhook trigger)
      • 3. Verify your generated creatives in Creatopy
    • 💡Zapier use cases
      • Generate design variations through a spreadsheet
      • Generate creatives from an e-commerce platform
      • Send newly generated creatives to cloud storage
      • Post newly generated creative on a social media platform
      • Send newly generated creatives to an email inbox
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Send newly generated creatives to an email inbox

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You can send the newly generated creatives to your email or a team's email if someone else has to verify and distribute them.

Zapier integrates with many email providers and supports its own built-in actions to either send email through SMTP protocol or receive an email from a mailbox using POP or IMAP protocols. You can find more details on the following link.

This zap will have 2 steps: receiving the Creatopy webhook call using the Zapier built-in webhook app and sending the generated creatives to a Gmail inbox.

Setting up the trigger

You have first to set up a trigger that will retrieve the creatives you generated through a different zap. You can use the Creatopy trigger or the webhook trigger. Here are the step by the step indications for each one.

Setting up the action

After you set up the webhook trigger correctly and ensure you get the payload from Creatopy, you need to send the file to Gmail. Pick the Gmail app in Zapier and choose the event Send Email.

Connect your Gmail account to Zapier and use the creative URL from the webhook call's payload in the Attachment field. Then, fill in the rest of the fields as you wish.

You should receive an email with a zip file containing the creatives when you test the zap. If all works well, you can publish the zap and have this workflow live.

When you use multiple creatives' URLs (like in the case of a design set), Gmail will attach all the sizes inside the email as separate attachments.

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2.1 Setting up your second zap (Creatopy trigger)
2.2 Setting up your second zap (webhook trigger)
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