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Zapier memo

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1. Preamble

1.1 Purpose of the document

This document describes how to use the Project MonitorProject Monitor on the Zapier workflow tool.

1.2 Editorial agreement / glossary

Term
Description
PM
Project MonitorProject Monitor
API
Application Programming Interface
REST
Representational State Transfer
HTTP
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

1.3 Architecture principles

The application Project MonitorProject Monitor uses web services. Detailed documentation on web services is available at : Webservices memoWebservices memo

2. Zapier

2.1 Presentation

Zapier is an automation tool for interconnecting web services from different sources. This process is simplified by the use of Zaps, which enable dataexchange between 2 applications.

2.2 Creating an account

The first step is to create a Zapier account. To do this, go to the following address: https: //zapier.com/sign-up/

2.2.1 Licensing

There are several levels of Zapier license. Each license corresponds to a maximum number of tasks (cf. Mémo Zapier - 4.2.1 How to choose a license?Mémo Zapier - 4.2.1 How to choose a license?) that can be executed per month, a number of Zaps, and a processing time.

For more information, visit https://zapier.com/pricing.

2.3 Interface presentation

Once connected, a menu is available on the left:

Figure 1 Zapier HMI menu
Figure 1 Zapier HMI menu

2.3.1 Dashboard

This is the home page, displaying the most frequently used applications on the profile.

2.3.2 Zaps

Accesses the list of Zaps defined on the profile.

Figure 2 List of Zaps
Figure 2 List of Zaps

Private folders

The part Private folders allows you to create folders to organize your Zaps. This step is optional.

Shared folders

The part Shared folders is a collaborative space for sharing Zaps.

Trash

Contains all Zaps that have been deleted.

Zaps list

Figure 3 Detail of a Zap in the list
Figure 3 Detail of a Zap in the list

On the right, the list of zaps. The logo on the left is that of the application triggering the Zap. The logo on the right is that of the application receiving the Zap.

The number in the middle is the number of Zap steps. The terminology used by Zapier is number of tasks. It is important because Zapier licenses are conditional on the number of monthly tasks on the account (cf. Mémo Zapier - 4.2 LicensesMémo Zapier - 4.2 Licenses).

On the right, the on/off button indicates whether the Zap is active or inactive. An inactive Zap will not be triggered.

Figure 4 contextual menu of a Zap in the list
Figure 4 contextual menu of a Zap in the list

Finally, a contextual menu lets you perform actions on a Zap.

  • Edit: Allows you to administer Zap (cf. Mémo Zapier - 4.1 Setting up a ZapMémo Zapier - 4.1 Setting up a Zap).
  • Rename: Renames the Zap.
  • Share Zap: Allows you to share a link to the Zap (cf. Mémo Zapier - Shared foldersMémo Zapier - Shared folders).
  • Move to folder : Moves the Zap to a folder created in Private folders. Mémo Zapier - Private foldersMémo Zapier - Private folders
  • Task History: Open the Zaphistory (cf. Mémo Zapier - 2.3.4 Task historyMémo Zapier - 2.3.4 Task history).
  • Copy: Creates a copy of the Zap.
  • Trash: Deletes the Zap.

2.3.3 My Apps

Regroups all connections to applications defined in Zaps.

You can rename them, test the connection status and connect or disconnect them.

Figure 5 Connection list
Figure 5 Connection list

2.3.4 Task history

Regroups all Zaps executions and their states.

Usage tab

For each Zap, you can see its name, the last execution date, the number of Zapier tasks consumed and the number of errors raised by the Zap.

Open in Editor : Redirects to Zap administration (cf. Mémo Zapier - 4.1 Setting up a ZapMémo Zapier - 4.1 Setting up a Zap).

View Task log : Redirects to Zap taskhistory (cf. Mémo Zapier - 2.3.4 Task historyMémo Zapier - 2.3.4 Task history).

Figure 7 contextual menu taskhistory  contextual menu
Figure 7 contextual menu taskhistory contextual menu
Figure 6 Zaps usage history
Figure 6 Zaps usage history

Task Log tab

Regroups the entire taskhistory for all Zaps defined on the profile.

Figure 8 Zaps task history
Figure 8 Zaps task history

For each Zap execution, we show its status (successful, failed, filtered), its name, the execution date and the number of associated Zapier tasks.

Click on a line to access the Zap execution details. For each Zap step, you'll find the execution status, the date and, depending on the step, the input and output data, the completion of conditions, etc.

Figure 9 Detail of Zap execution
Figure 9 Detail of Zap execution

3. Application Project MonitorProject Monitor

3.1 Compatibility matrix

Project Monitor version
Zapier application version
Up to 6.5.3.1
Up to 1.0.2
From 6.5.3.2 onwards
From 1.1.1

3.2 Presentation

The application Project MonitorProject Monitor provides a number of actions (cf. Mémo Zapier - 3.5 ActionsMémo Zapier - 3.5 Actions) and events (triggers) (cf. Mémo Zapier - 3.4 TriggersMémo Zapier - 3.4 Triggers) to interconnect with other applications via Zapier.

3.3 Authentication

To be able to use the actions (cf. Mémo Zapier - 3.5 ActionsMémo Zapier - 3.5 Actions) and triggers (cf. Mémo Zapier - 3.4 TriggersMémo Zapier - 3.4 Triggers) of the application, authentication is required. To do this, when selecting the application Project MonitorProject Monitor in a Zap, you are presented with a login screen.

The login and password are those used to connect directly to the platform. Project MonitorProject Monitor.

The UP field must contain the code of the UP to which the user connects on the platform. Project MonitorProject Monitor. This field is optional, but is necessary if there are duplicate users on 2 UPs.

The URL field is the one entered in the browser to access the platform. Project MonitorProject Monitor. Only the part between https:// and .p-monitor.com.

This form allows you to retrieve the authentication token Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Figure 10 Connection screen
Figure 10 Connection screen

3.4 Triggers

A trigger is an event completed by an application that triggers the execution of a Zap. When a trigger is used, a webhook is automatically configured in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

3.4.1 List of triggers Project MonitorProject Monitor

3.4.1.1 New Project

Event triggered when a project is created on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal project
Code
Project code
Title
Project title
Description
Project description
LongTitle
Long project title
ExternalReference
External project reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External project application code
StateTitle
Project status
StateCode
Project status code
ProjectManagerLogin
Login of the user assigned as project manager
ProjectManagerName
First and last name of user assigned as project manager
ModificationDate
Project modification date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
BeginDate
Project start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
EndDate
Project end date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
CreationDate
Project creation date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
TemplateCode
template code used to create the project
TemplateId
Id of the template used to create the project

You'll also find logins for all team members assigned to the project, as well as project attachments and attributes.

3.4.1.2 Updated Project

Event triggered when a project is modified on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal project
Code
Project code
Title
Project title
Description
Project description
LongTitle
Long project title
ExternalReference
External project reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External project application code
StateTitle
Project status
StateCode
Project status code
ProjectManagerLogin
Login of the user assigned as project manager
ProjectManagerName
First and last name of user assigned as project manager
ModificationDate
Project modification date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
BeginDate
Project start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
EndDate
Project end date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
CreationDate
Project creation date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
TemplateCode
template code used to create the project
TemplateId
Id of the template used to create the project

You'll also find logins for all team members assigned to the project, as well as project attachments and attributes.

3.4.1.3 Deleted Project

Event triggered when a project is deleted on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal project
Code
Project code
Title
Project title
ExternalReference
External project reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External project application code

3.4.1.4 New Task

Event triggered when a task is created on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal task
Title
task title
Description
task description
ExternalReference
External task reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External task application code
StateTitle
task status
StateCode
task status code
PriorityTitle
task priority
PriorityCode
task priority code
ProjectExternalReference
External reference for the task project
ProjectId
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the task
ProjectTitle
task project title
CreatorLogin
Login of the user who created the task
AssignedLogin
Login of the user assigned to the task
ModificationDate
task modification date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
BeginDate
task start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
TargetBeginDate
Scheduled task start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
EndDate
task end date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
DueDate
task deadline (timestamp: 1600781172177)

task attributes are also included.

3.4.1.5 Updated Task

Event triggered when a task is modified on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal task
Title
task title
Description
task description
ExternalReference
External task reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External task application code
StateTitle
task status
StateCode
task status code
PriorityTitle
task priority
PriorityCode
task priority code
ProjectExternalReference
External reference for the task project
ProjectId
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the task
ProjectTitle
task project title
CreatorLogin
Login of the user who created the task
AssignedLogin
Login of the user assigned to the task
ModificationDate
task modification date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
BeginDate
task start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
TargetBeginDate
Scheduled task start date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
EndDate
task end date (timestamp: 1600781172177)
DueDate
task deadline (timestamp: 1600781172177)

3.4.1.6 Deleted Task

Event triggered when a task is deleted on the user's login up.

Data provided by the trigger :

Field
Description
Id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor internal task
Title
task title
ExternalReference
External task reference
ExternalApplicationCode
External task application code

3.4.2 Using a trigger

3.4.2.1 Configuring a zap

The first step is to create a new zap with a trigger as its starting point. Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Figure 11 Creating a zap: Application and trigger selection
Figure 11 Creating a zap: Application and trigger selection

For example, in the Choose App & Eventwe select the application Project MonitorProject Monitor and the trigger New project.

Figure 12 Creating a zap: Selecting the login account
Figure 12 Creating a zap: Selecting the login account

The next tab is the Choose account to enter the application's connection information Project MonitorProject Monitor. It is possible to select an account already entered in the list. My Apps (cf. Mémo Zapier - 2.3.3 My AppsMémo Zapier - 2.3.3 My Apps) or add an account directly (cf. Mémo Zapier - 3.3 AuthenticationMémo Zapier - 3.3 Authentication).

Figure 13 Creating a zap: Trigger configuration
Figure 13 Creating a zap: Trigger configuration

The next tab Customize Project displays a field to be filled in with the name of the webhook to be created. It's advisable to use an explicit name, and to avoid duplicates between 2 Zaps.

Figure 14 Creating a zap: Trigger test
Figure 14 Creating a zap: Trigger test

The next tab Find Data allows you to test the trigger configuration. To do this, click on the blue button Test trigger. If the webhook has worked, Zapier will find a request (this is the object you've just created). If this step works, your trigger configuration is complete. You can now add any action you like to the trigger.

Figure 15 Query found by Zapier
Figure 15 Query found by Zapier

3.4.2.2 Webhook management

For more information on how webhooks work, there's a webhook memo on our community site.

Creating and deleting webhooks in Project MonitorProject Monitor is automated and depends on the state of the Zaps. Activating a Zap creates a webhook, and deactivating it deletes it (and all its configuration).

View webhooks in Project MonitorProject Monitor

  1. Click on AdministrationAdministration > Advanced settings > Technical configuration > WebhookWebhook.
  2. The list of created webhooks is displayed.

  3. Click on a webhook to view it.

This screen shows the url automatically filled in from Zap. It is completed by the fields you wish to pass to Zapier.

Creation/modification trigger: OBJECT.ID only. Zapier will use the task or project ID to load the rest of the fields.

Delete trigger : As the object is deleted, it is not possible to load all its fields from its identifier. You can, for example, pass the information OBJECT.ID, OBJECT.LIBEL, OBJECT.REFERENCEEXTERNAL or OBJECT.CODEAPPLICATION. The last 2 fields can be very useful if you want to do bidirectional work. For example, a task initially created in Trello (and therefore created in Project MonitorProject Monitor), which you then wish to reinject into Trello according to the changes in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Figure 17 Webhook creation/modification screen
Figure 17 Webhook creation/modification screen

Here is an example of how to set up a deletion:

Figure 18 Setting up a delete webhook
Figure 18 Setting up a delete webhook

The full url is :

'https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/7389244/ofef2s8?id='+OBJECT.ID+'&externalReference='+OBJECT.EXTERNALREFERENCE+'&label='+OBJECT.LABEL+'&applicationCode='+OBJECT.APPLICATIONCODE

Note that you can filter the objects triggered by the EventEvent.

If the filters on this screen aren't enough, you can also add filters directly in Zapier. Just because a webhook notification is sent doesn't mean you have to use it.

Figure 19 Filters applicable to a webhook: Event field
Figure 19 Filters applicable to a webhook: Event field

3.4.2.3 Creating an object in Project MonitorProject Monitor

To test the webhook you want to define, you need to create an object. You can delete it later; it's simply a test to validate the zap entry point.

3.5 Actions

An action is an event received by an application that can terminate the execution of a Zap.

Version 1.1.1 of the Zapier application Project MonitorProject Monitor now lets you enter attachments directly in theaction configuration.

It is still possible to use templates to fill in attachments. For the same structure, the template, the zap, takes over.

In order to manage project attachments in Project MonitorProject MonitorIt may be necessary to create a project template . This template must be entered in the zap actions so that Project MonitorProject Monitor can create the project with the right information.

Prerequisite 1: Consult the mandatory attachments

  1. Click on AdministrationAdministration.
  2. Click on Field settings.
  3. Click on HierarchiesHierarchies.
  4. The list of platform hierarchies is displayed.

  5. Select the structure .
  6. Verify that for the linked object project template, the field MandatoryMandatory is checked. If it is not, change it accordingly.
  7. Click on RegisterRegister if you have completed changes.
Figure 20 List of hierarchies
Figure 20 List of hierarchies
Figure 21 structure link configuration screen
Figure 21 structure link configuration screen

Prerequisite 2: Create a template

  1. Click on AdministrationAdministration.
  2. Click on Model settings.
  3. In the Templatesclick on ProjectProject.
  4. The list of existing templates is displayed.

  5. Click on Add.
  6. Complete the following fields:
    • WordingWording
    • CodeCode : (will be used in Zaps)
    • DescriptionDescription
    • AttachmentsAttachments

It is possible to create multiple templates for project creation via Zapier. All you need to do is configure the Zaps to use the relevant templates according to the data.

Figure 22 Project template creation/modification screen
Figure 22 Project template creation/modification screen

Prerequisite 3:attribute type

In Project MonitorProject Monitortasks and projects can have attributes of various types. Here is the list of types supported (or not) by the application's actions Project MonitorProject Monitor via Zapier.

attribute type
Support
Chain
Yes
Multi-line
Yes
Boolean
Yes
Digital
Yes
Date
Yes
List
Yes
Image
No
Document
No

3.5.2 List of actions Project MonitorProject Monitor

3.5.2.1 Create Project

Create a new project in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Figure 23action fields
Figure 23action fields Create Project
Figure 24action Reference Links field
Figure 24action Reference Links field Create Project

Project creation uses the following fields:

Zapier
Description
Monitor project
Title
Project title (required)
Wording
Description
Project description
Description
Project Code
Code Project MonitorProject Monitor project (required)
Code
Start Date
Project start date (required)
Start date
End Date
Project end date (required)
End date
Project Manager Login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned as leader of the new project
project manager
State Code
Project status
status
Template Code
Code for template v to be applied to the new project.
current project template
External Reference
Project identifier in external application. If left empty, the project can be modified and/or deleted via the code Project MonitorProject MonitorProject MonitorProject Monitor.
Internal field
Source Application
External application code (mandatory)
Internal field
Custom Attributes
List of attributes associated with the project
form >> attribute
Reference Links
List of project links
form >> CODE_HIERARCHY
Figure 25 Project created in
Figure 25 Project created in Project MonitorProject Monitor fromaction Create Project General tab
Figure 26 Project created fromaction
Figure 26 Project created fromaction Create Project Templates tab

The project is created in Project MonitorProject Monitor with input information.

3.5.2.1.1 'Custom Attributes' field details

Each attribute must be on a single line. In the first field, enter theattribute code. In the second field, enter theattribute value. The value changes according to the type ofattribute :

Figure 27 Example of Custom Attributes use
Figure 27 Example of Custom Attributes use
  • For a string type: Enter the string ;
  • For a multiline type: Enter the character string ;
  • For a Boolean type: Fill in True or False
  • For a numeric type: Enter the number
  • For the date type: Enter the timestamp
  • For list type: Enter the code of the list value (the list must also have a code)

It is perfectly possible to use results extracted from previous triggers or zap actions.

3.5.2.1.2 Details of the 'Reference Links' field

Links must be transmitted in the same way as attributes. Each structure link must be on a single line. In the first field, enter the structure code. In the second field, enter the structure value code, or the level value codes separated by commas.

Figure 28 Example of 'Reference Links' usage
Figure 28 Example of 'Reference Links' usage

3.5.2.2 Update Project

Modify an existing project in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Editing a project uses the following fields:

Zapier
Description
Monitor project
Title
Project title (required)
Wording
Description
Project description
Description
Project Code
Code Project MonitorProject Monitor the project
Code
Start Date
Project start date
Start date
End Date
Project end date
End date
Project Manager Login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned as project leader
project manager
State Code
Project status
status
External Reference
Project identifier in external application. If left blank, the Project Code must be filled in.
Internal field
Source Application
External application code (mandatory)
Internal field
Custom Attributes
List of attributes associated with the project
form >> attribute
Reference Link Mode
0 = No change to project links 1 = Reference Links attachments added 2 = Replacement by attachments designated by Reference Links
Reference Links
List of project links
form >> CODE_HIERARCHY
image
Figure 29action fields
Figure 29action fields Update Project
Figure 30 Project modified in
Figure 30 Project modified in Project MonitorProject Monitor fromaction Update Project General tab

The project is well modified in Project MonitorProject Monitor with the input information. Empty fields are ignored.

3.5.2.3 Create Task

Creates a new task in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

task creation uses the following fields:

Zapier
Description
Monitor project
Title
task title (required)
Subject
Description
task description
Message
Project Code
Code Project MonitorProject Monitor the project to which the task is attached (mandatory)
Project
State Code
task status
Status
Priority Code
task priority
Priority
Type Code
task type
Type
User Assigned Login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned to the task
Members >> Assigned
Sender login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned as task sender
Members >> Issuer
Due date
taskdeadline
Code and target dates >> For the
External Reference
task identifier in the external application. If left empty, the task can be modified and/or deleted using the task identifier. Project MonitorProject Monitor
Internal field
Source Application
External application code (mandatory)
Internal field
Custom Attributes
List of attributes associated with the task
Attributes >> attribute
Figure 31action fields
Figure 31action fields Create Task
Figure 32 task created in
Figure 32 task created in Project MonitorProject Monitor fromaction Create Task

The task is created in Project MonitorProject Monitor with input information.

3.5.2.4 Update Task

Modifies an existing task in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

Modifying a task uses the following fields:

Zapier
Description
Monitor project
Title
task title (required)
Subject
Description
task description
Message
Project Code
Code Project MonitorProject Monitor the project to which the task is attached
Project
State Code
task status
Status
Priority Code
task priority
Priority
Type Code
task type
Type
User Assigned Login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned to the task
Members >> Assigned
Sender login
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor of the user assigned as task sender
Members >> Issuer
Due date
taskdeadline
Code and target dates >> For the
External Reference
task identifier in external application. If left empty, the Task id must be filled in.
Internal field
Task id
Identifier Project MonitorProject Monitor task (url)
Internal identifier
Source Application
External application code (mandatory)
Internal field
Custom Attributes
List of attributes associated with the task
Attributes >> attribute
Figure 33action fields
Figure 33action fields Update Task
Figure 34 task modified in
Figure 34 task modified in Project MonitorProject Monitor fromaction Update Task

The task is modified in Project MonitorProject Monitor with the input information. Empty fields are ignored.

4. Zaps

4.1 Setting up a Zap

4.1.1 Defining the start trigger

Login :

Figure 35 Zap start trigger definition
Figure 35 Zap start trigger definition
Figure 36 Selecting a login account
Figure 36 Selecting a login account

Customize trigger conditions, here we want to filter the activity (we only want a trigger for a project creation). For your information, there's also the Filter by Zapier to filter data in a zap more efficiently, but this increases the number of monthly tasks.

Figure 37 Customizing trigger conditions
Figure 37 Customizing trigger conditions

Here you need to create a project to validate that the trigger works properly, then click on Test trigger :

Figure 38 Checking trigger operation
Figure 38 Checking trigger operation

4.1.2 Making associations between target and source systems

Let's take the example of a project or task creation in Trello that needs to be reflected in Project MonitorProject Monitorsome data exist in both Trello and Project MonitorProject Monitorbut are not described in the same way. (Project status, project manager login, task priority). It is therefore necessary to associate these values to make the zap fully dynamic. To do this, add a new action and use Formatter by Zapier.

Figure 39
Figure 39 Formatter by Zapier

In the Transform field, select Lookup table.

In lookup key, select the field you wish to test. In our example, the field is board closed which indicates whether the project is open or closed.

This will allow us to associate, depending on the field value board closeda value corresponding to the status a project Project MonitorProject Monitor.

For board closed = false then the code will be status

For board closed = true then the code will be status.

  • The data status come from the get_databut you can type them directly into this field if you know the status codes.

Once associated, the value deduced can be used in the application's project creationaction Project MonitorProject Monitor :

Figure 41 Association result
Figure 41 Association result
Figure 40 Field association
Figure 40 Field association

4.1.3 Defining an action

A zap must end with an action, in this case theaction new project in Project MonitorProject Monitor. The goal is for Trello data to be dynamically retrieved in Project MonitorProject Monitor.

The data title, description and project code are data taken directly from Trello. Simply click in a field and click on the data you wish to associate with it.

The data state code is an associated datum as seen in Mémo Zapier - 4.1.2 Making associations between target and source systemsMémo Zapier - 4.1.2 Making associations between target and source systems it is deduced using Zapier formatter. To select it, click in the field.

The field Application source is compulsory, it defines the application that produced the trigger (in this case, Trello).

It is also possible to enter attributes Project MonitorProject Monitor in the last field, the number of attributes is unlimited and all types are accepted except file typesDocument). The following syntax must be observed: CODEATTRIBUTE=VALUEATTRIBUTE. In the example, this is attribute list or _TEST_ATT_3 is a list value code.

Figure 42 Zap output data
Figure 42 Zap output data

4.2 Licensing

For details of prices and types of Zapier licenses go to https://zapier.com/app/billing/plans

Figure 43 Licenses offered by Zapier
Figure 43 Licenses offered by Zapier

4.2.1 Choosing a license

A number of factors need to be taken into account:

  • The number of zaps you plan to use ;
  • The applications you wish to use (premier, formatters) ;
  • Update time (the free version takes about 15 min, compared with 2 min for the professional version, for example) ;
  • The number of Zapier tasks you are planning.

A Zapier task is a zap step. Only the first step (the starting trigger) does not count in a task. For example, if you have 1 trigger, 2 formatters and an action, your zap is 3 tasks.

Let's imagine a project creation zap. You plan to create 1000 projects in a month, i.e. 1000 * 3 = 3000 tasks. You will therefore have used 3000 Zapier tasks, which means that a License of type professionnal is required. Licenses are fairly flexible, with the possibility of upgrading for a month and then reverting to the previous state.

5. Data protection

Zapier has met the requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD) since May 25, 2018. You can find all the information about Zapier's RGPD compliance at this address: https: //help.zapier.com/hc/en-us/articles/16737802843661-Is-Zapier-GDPR-compliant

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