📌 Use Case:
Let’s say you run a creative agency and you want to automatically send a Slack notification when a new client signs up, generate an invoice in Xero when a payment comes in, or log all request updates in Google Sheets. With the ManyRequests + Zapier integration, you can set this all up in minutes, no code needed.
This is where Zapier shines: it connects the tools you already use and automates actions between them. And ManyRequests comes with a growing list of triggers and actions that make this seamless.
What Are Triggers and Actions in Zapier?
Trigger: An event in ManyRequests that starts a Zap. For example, "New Client Created" or "New Payment Received".
Action: A task performed in ManyRequests (or another app) after the trigger fires. For example, "Create Request" or "Cancel Client Subscription".
You can mix and match these to build automations like: "When a client signs up (trigger), create a new onboarding request in ManyRequests (action)."
🚀 Check out our Tutorial on How to Build an AI Assistant That Reviews Project Briefs
Triggers Available in ManyRequests
Here are the current triggers you can use in ManyRequests:
Brand Created: Fires when a new brand is created.
Canvas Comment Created: Fires when a comment is added on a canvas.
Client Created: Fires when a new client signs up or is added.
Client Updated: Fires when a client's information is updated.
Organization Created: Fires when a new organization is created.
Payment Created: Fires when a new payment is received.
Request Created: Fires when a new request is submitted.
Request Updated: Fires when an existing request is updated.
Request Completed: Fires when a request is marked as complete.
Task Created: Fires when a new task is created within a request.
Task Completed: Fires when a task is marked as done.
Team Member Created: Fires when a new team member is added.
Ticket Created: Fires when a new ticket is received.
Actions Available in ManyRequests
Here are the actions you can automate with ManyRequests:
Create Client: Adds a new client to your portal.
Cancel Client Subscription: Cancels an active client subscription.
Create Comment: Adds a comment to a request.
Create Request: Generates a new service request.
Create Brand: Adds a new brand entry.
Create Organization: Adds a new client organization.
Update Request Credits: Update the credits of an existing request in your Portal.
Update Request Status: Update the status of an existing request in you Portal.
Find Comments for Requests: Find all comments for a specific request.Supports pagination for large result sets.
Examples of Zaps You Can Build
Slack Alert on New Client Signup
Trigger: Client Created
Action: Send channel message in SlackAuto-Create Onboarding Task
Trigger: Client Created
Action: Create Request ("Client Onboarding")Log Requests to Google Sheets
Trigger: Request Created or Updated
Action: Add row to Google SheetsInvoice Automation
Trigger: Payment Created
Action: Create Invoice in Xero or QuickBooks
Zapier lets you scale operations without scaling your workload. With ManyRequests' built-in triggers and actions, you can automate redundant tasks, respond faster, and keep your tools in sync.