Zapier Questions & Answers

The error 'ReferenceError: fetch is not defined' can come up if you are trying to make use of 'fetch ()' in places where it doesn't work, such as Node.js. Therefore, you must add the node-fetch package to Node.js to fix this error.

Yes, it is possible to check the availability of team members across separate calendars and trigger another Zap in Zapier based on their availability. Zapier can monitor trigger events in calendars and initiate actions accordingly through regular polling or instantly via webhooks.

One of the major reasons could be that your username/email address is incorrect. So, you are supposed to go to the Forgot password page and try entering a different email address. Once that is done, you'll receive an email from Zapier where you can choose the email address that will work correctly with your Zapier account.

The split () method will help the users break a string into smaller parts, and after that, you will be able to bifurcate information, including words, in an email template.

You can utilize a Replace Formatter which will replace “https://tw” with “https://vxtw” and this will help change the link.

• Register for Zapier
• To get started, choose a Zap template, or create your own. Follow the on-screen instructions.
• Log in to Asana — When you create your Asana Zap, you will be asked to log in to your Asana account (unless you are already logged in)
• You will then be asked to provide Zapier access to your account. Click Allow to proceed
• Before you turn on the Zap for real, the Zap creation process tests it - you will be able to tell if the Zap is doing what you want
• Finally, after you have designed and tested the Zap, do not forget to activate it