To securely call Email API from Zapier App Connector, create an API token with the users.write scope and store it securely in your Zapier connection.
Configure OAuth 2.0 or API key based auth in Zapier App Connector to authorize requests to Email API; keep credentials safe in your connection settings.
POST /users/ — Create a new user; DELETE /users/:userId — Delete a user; PUT /users/:userId — Update a user; workflows.readonly — Read-only access to workflows; GET /workflows/ — List workflows; courses.write — Manage courses; POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import — Import public courses; API Endpoint8: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint9: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint10: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint11: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint12: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint13: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint14: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint15: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint16: Not defined in this integration; API Endpoint17: Not defined in this integration.
Trigger: A new user is created in Email API.
Actions: Create or update the corresponding contact in Zapier App Connector and start your onboarding workflow.
POST /users/
userId, email, name
Trigger: When a user’s profile changes in Email API.
Actions: Update the linked contact in the destination and refresh related records.
PUT /users/:userId
userId
Trigger: When a user is deleted in Email API.
Actions: Deactivate and archive corresponding data in connected apps.
DELETE /users/:userId
userId
Automate onboarding and user management without writing code.
Real-time data sync across apps without custom scripts.
Build tailored workflows with triggers and actions to match your business processes.
This glossary covers endpoints, triggers, actions, and method paths used to connect Email API with Zapier App Connector.
A defined URL and HTTP method used to perform a specific function in the API, such as creating a user or listing workflows.
An event that starts a workflow, such as a new user being created in Email API.
The process to verify identity and authorize access to the API, typically via tokens with scopes like users.write.
The API path that targets a resource and action, e.g., /users/:userId.
Trigger a welcome email and setup a new user journey automatically when POST /users/ runs.
Update user attributes via PUT /users/:userId to tailor campaigns, then trigger targeted emails.
Archive inactive users automatically by calling DELETE /users/:userId and logging the result.
Create and store a scoped API token for Email API, then connect it in Zapier App Connector.
Choose the needed endpoints (users, workflows, courses) and map email events to Zapier actions.
Run tests, review logs, and publish your Zap to automate operations.
First, generate a token with the users.write scope and copy it into your Zapier App Connector connection. Then, authorize the connection to Email API and run a test call to confirm access. If needed, adjust token scopes to cover additional resources like workflows or courses. This ensures secure, targeted access for your automation.
Available endpoints include creating, updating, and deleting users (POST /users/, PUT /users/:userId, DELETE /users/:userId), listing workflows (GET /workflows/), and reading workflows with readonly scope (workflows.readonly). Additional endpoints for courses management (courses.write, POST courses/courses-exporter/public/import) are supported as shown. Not all endpoints may be enabled in every setup, so choose only the ones you need.
Yes. Real-time synchronization can be achieved via triggers that react to events in Email API, such as user creation or updates. Depending on your plan and Webhook support, you can push events to Zapier as soon as they occur for near real-time updates.
No coding is required. The integration is designed for no-code use through Zapier App Connector, where you can configure triggers, actions, and data mappings to automate workflows.
If a sync fails, you can inspect the task history and error messages in Zapier. Retry logic and idempotent actions help prevent duplicate records, and you can re-run failed steps after addressing the root cause.
Use Zapier’s built-in test feature to send sample requests to Email API endpoints. Review the response and logs, then adjust field mappings or scopes before going live.
API rate limits depend on your API plan. Refer to the Email API documentation within your account for current quotas and best practices to avoid throttling. If needed, apply for higher rate limits.
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