Integration
ContactsPlus
+ Zapier
Zapier connects ContactsPlus to thousands of other apps so you can automate your work. Move contact data between the tools you already use — like Pipedrive, Slack, and Google Sheets — without writing a line of code.
At a glance
The ContactsPlus + Zapier integration connects ContactsPlus to thousands of apps, so you can automate contact workflows without writing any code.
- Trigger Zaps when contacts are added or updated
- Create and update ContactsPlus contacts from other apps
- Connect tools like Pipedrive, Slack, Google Sheets and more
- No code required
What it supports
Triggers, actions & searches
Three building blocks. Every ContactsPlus Zap is some combination of them.
Triggers
Kick off a workflow when something happens in ContactsPlus — like a new or updated contact — to keep your other apps in sync.
Actions
Have Zaps create or update contacts in ContactsPlus automatically from any of the thousands of apps Zapier supports.
Searches
Look up existing contacts as part of a workflow, so your automations act on the right record every time.
Example Zaps
Workflows you can build
None of these ship pre-made. They’re patterns you assemble yourself in Zapier, usually in minutes, then leave running.
Scanned card → a row in a spreadsheet
Scan a business card at an event and the new contact fires a trigger that appends a row to a Google Sheet — a shareable list of everyone you met, with nobody typing it up on Monday.
New contact → a message in Slack
Post to a channel every time someone new lands in your address book — name, company, who added it — so introductions and hand-offs happen while the conversation is still warm.
Form submission → a new contact
Point a form, survey, or event registration at ContactsPlus as the action app, and every submission becomes a real contact record instead of another row you keep meaning to import.
New contact → your CRM
Send a new contact straight into the CRM your team works in — Pipedrive, for example — using whatever that CRM publishes on Zapier, so the person you just met is in the pipeline the same day.
Updated contact → keep a sheet in sync
The update trigger fires when an existing contact changes, so a shared spreadsheet or roster corrects itself instead of slowly going stale.
Search first → update instead of duplicate
Put a search step in front of an action. If the person already exists, the Zap updates that record; if not, it creates one. It’s the habit that stops an automation quietly manufacturing duplicates.
Getting started
How to set it up
You build Zaps on Zapier’s side. There is nothing to install in ContactsPlus.
- Connect your ContactsPlus account in ZapierSearch for ContactsPlus in Zapier and authorize the connection. You do this once — every Zap you build afterwards reuses the same connection.
- Pick a triggerDecide what starts the workflow: a ContactsPlus trigger when a contact is added or updated, or a trigger in another app entirely, with ContactsPlus doing the acting.
- Choose an action appPick what happens next — a row in Google Sheets, a message in Slack, a record in your CRM — then map the fields you want carried across so the right data lands in the right column.
- Turn the Zap onTest it once, switch it on, and it runs quietly from then on. Change the mapping, add a step, or pause the Zap whenever your process changes.
Why it matters
Automate from clean data, not from duplicates
An automation is only ever as good as the record that fires it. If your address book holds three half-finished copies of the same person, a Zap will cheerfully push all three downstream — into your CRM, your spreadsheet, your Slack channel. Automation doesn’t fix messy contact data; it multiplies it, at machine speed.
That’s the reason to make ContactsPlus the layer your automations fire from. ContactsPlus syncs Google, iCloud, and Outlook into a single address book, then finds and merges the duplicates and fills in the gaps — one complete record per person, not five scattered fragments. Point Zapier at that, and every tool downstream inherits the clean version.
So get the order right: sync first, dedupe second, automate third.
Zapier or the API
Where Zapier fits — and where it doesn’t
Zapier isn’t the only way into ContactsPlus, and it isn’t always the right one.
Reach for Zapier when…
You want to connect off-the-shelf tools without involving an engineer, you expect the workflow to change as your process does, and what you need fits the triggers, actions, and searches above.
Reach for the API when…
You need full control — custom logic, your own product built on top of contact data, or anything the Zapier building blocks don’t cover. That’s what the Contacts API is for.
See all ContactsPlus integrations.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I automate with the ContactsPlus Zapier integration?
Use triggers, actions, and searches to create and update contacts automatically and connect ContactsPlus to thousands of other apps — like Pipedrive, Slack, Google Sheets, and more — without writing code.
What can I trigger a Zap on?
ContactsPlus triggers fire on contact activity: when a contact is new, and when an existing contact is updated. That covers most of what people want to automate, because almost everything worth reacting to shows up as a contact being added or changed — a card scanned at an event, a lead arriving from a form, a phone number finally getting fixed.
Can Zapier create contacts in ContactsPlus?
Yes. Alongside triggers, ContactsPlus offers actions, so any of the thousands of apps Zapier supports can create or update a ContactsPlus contact. There’s also a search step, which looks up an existing contact mid-workflow so your Zap can update the right record instead of adding another copy of someone you already know.
Can I connect ContactsPlus to my CRM?
Through Zapier, yes. Zapier connects to thousands of apps, including the CRMs most teams already use, so you can push a new or updated ContactsPlus contact into your CRM without writing code. The Zap is built on Zapier’s side, using whatever triggers and actions your CRM publishes there. If you need something more bespoke, the Contacts API is the other route.
How do I connect my ContactsPlus account to Zapier?
Search for ContactsPlus inside Zapier and connect your account. You authorize the connection once, then pick a trigger, choose the app that should act on it, and turn the Zap on. Zapier remembers the connection, so every Zap you build afterwards can reuse it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Zapier is a no-code automation platform. You build “Zaps” visually to move data between ContactsPlus and your other tools.
Which plans support the Zapier integration?
The Zapier integration is available to ContactsPlus accounts. See the pricing page for plan details, and connect your account from Zapier to get started. Zapier is a separate service with its own plans, so check their pricing for how many Zaps and tasks your Zapier account includes.
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