Automate Your Work and Save Time with Zapier

September 15, 2022

Save Time and Streamline Your Website Tasks with Duda's Zapier Integrations


Building a website and promoting a business online involves multiple channels, a range of talents, and consists of many repetitive tasks that take time. What if you could automate those repetitive yet important tasks to save precious time? That’s exactly where Duda’s thousands of Zapier integrations with various apps and platforms come in.


Zapier integrations have been available in the Duda web platform for a while, but they required API access to set them up. Now they’re readily available within the web builder, no API needed.

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Just Zap It

Zapier integrations create task automations by setting up simple trigger (“if”) and action (“then”) rules between two apps. For example, you can set up an integration between your site blog and Twitter (or any other social media platform), and set a rule that if a new blog post goes live, then you’ll automatically tweet about it.

Usage Examples:

Instantly update a shipping provider about a new online store order

No more manually processing new online orders, and then reaching out to the shipping provider and letting them know about a new delivery. Thanks to a simple Zap between Duda and the app you use to update order shipping info, your shipping provider could instantly know about it without you even mentioning a word. They’ll instantly and automatically get all the relevant details the minute the order is confirmed. 

Whether your shipping provider uses a simple Google Sheet file, an OMS, CRM platform or any other app, just integrate it with Duda and you’re all set. 

This integration in a simple “if” and “then” rule:

  • If (the trigger): A new store order is confirmed on a Duda eCommerce site
  • Then (the action): Update the shipping provider’s CSV, OMS or other app used

Create Mailchimp subscribers from new form responses

This Duda + Mailchimp integration automatically sends form submission info from a Duda site to a Mailchimp subscribers list of your choice.

This integration in a simple “if” and “then” rule:

  • If (the trigger): A site visitor submits a contact form on a Duda site
  • Then (the action): Add that person’s info to a MailChimp subscribers list

Would you like to integrate Zapier into your website? Get in touch with us!

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