Orchestrate multi-step workflows visually. Send form submissions and content events from Umbraco to an automation platform, map fields, and route data to multiple tools in minutes. Most setups start with a webhook from the CMS or forms.
Can Umbraco integrate with Zapier?
Yes.
What is Zapier
Zapier is a workflow automation platform that connects thousands of apps. It lets you receive webhooks, transform data, apply filters, and send information to destinations like CRMs, email tools, support desks, and spreadsheets.
A practical use case
Catch a newsletter signup from Umbraco, add the subscriber to an email list, tag with source, and notify a channel for visibility.
You can also use webhooks to push when changes happens to your pages and content. If a page is published, you can send all the content and data to a webhook to Zapier and map it into a spreadsheet, email-automations, Airtable or any other tool you would like
How to integrate (at a glance)
Can Umbraco integrate with Make?
Yes.
What is Make?
Make is a visual automation platform for building scenarios across many apps. It offers webhook triggers, routers for branching, data transformation, and scheduling so you can chain multiple actions without custom code.
A practical use case
Receive a contact form, enrich with lookups, create a record in your CRM, and log a row in a reporting sheet for weekly reviews.
How to integrate (at a glance)
Can Umbraco integrate with n8n?
Yes.
What is Mailgun?
n8n is an open automation platform you can host yourself or run in the cloud. It supports webhook triggers, a wide set of app nodes, data transformation, and scheduling for flexible, privacy-friendly
Inspirational use case:
Catch a customer inquiry, create a ticket in your support tool, send a message to a team channel, and store a copy in a database for reporting.
How to integrate (at a glance)
The Umbraco Marketplace includes add-ons that speed up automation setups, including packages that send Umbraco Forms submissions directly to Zapier. These help you move quickly without custom code. Check version compatibility and maintenance status before you install.
If your automation platform can receive a webhook, you can connect it. Begin with Umbraco Forms and a webhook, then map fields inside your platform’s visual editor.
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Send an Umbraco Forms or a Content event webhook to your automation platform (e.g., Zapier, Make, n8n), then map fields and add steps for CRM, email, sheets, chat, Airtable or Google sheet in the flows you need.
No. Most use cases work with a catch hook plus drag-and-drop steps in your tools. Add custom code later only if you need special logic or formatting.
In some cases a bit of custom development might be needed. It all depends on how your developer has configured it. But out of the box it should work.
Enable retries, handle rate limits, and add simple alerts on failures. Tag runs with site/form names so issues are easy to trace.
This is very much up to how you configure and set it all up in Zapier, Make or n8n.
Build the flow in staging, or use the built in preview function in Umbraco, fire a few realistic submissions, verify records in each app, then switch to production environments and run a final live test with your automation tool.
Pick based on your priorities: Zapier for the fastest app coverage and simplicity, Make for visual branching and complex scenarios, n8n if you want open source and self-hosting. All three work with Umbraco webhooks and handle multi-step flows.
It is very much up to your preferences.