Zapier is a third-party automation platform that connects Nas.com with thousands of other apps, such as Google Sheets, Mailchimp, Slack, and Notion.

It allows you to automatically send information from your Nas.com business to other apps when supported events happen, without writing code.

For example, you can:

Important: The Nas.com integration sends information to external apps. It does not allow Zapier to change your products, members, or business settings inside Nas.com.

Zapier may be useful if you:

You may not need Zapier if:

Zapier is optional. You can connect it whenever your business needs more automation.

The Nas.com integration supports triggers that allow you to start automations in other applications.

A trigger is an event that tells Zapier to start a workflow. For example, when a customer makes a purchase, Zapier can use that event to perform an action in another app.

The Purchase trigger captures purchases made through your Nas.com business.

You can use purchase information to:

Important limitations:

The integration supports triggers based on answers submitted during checkout.

You can use available checkout information to start workflows in connected applications.

The integration can pass available customer identifiers, such as:

This information can be used by connected applications to identify or organize customers.

The integration can work with product-specific questions and automate workflows with external APIs through Zapier.

This allows you to build workflows using supported information and connected services.

Note: Zapier usage may also be subject to plan-based limits, including Pro plan limits, and geographic restrictions depending on the feature or region.

Here are some examples of workflows you can create using the supported integration:

Automatically send purchase information to a spreadsheet so you can keep track of sales.

Use available customer information to build or update an external email marketing workflow.

Send a notification to your team when a purchase is captured by the integration.

Send available customer identifiers and checkout information to a connected CRM to help organize customer records.

These are examples of possible workflows, not guaranteed ready-made automations.

The exact setup depends on the information available from Nas.com and the actions supported by the external application.

You'll need a Nas.com account and a Zapier account to set up your automation.

Note: Zapier is a third-party service. Its subscription fees are separate from your Nas.com subscription.

You can check its pricing here: Zapier Plans and Pricing.

A Zap is an automated workflow that connects a trigger in one app to an action in another.

The trigger determines which event starts your automation.

Important: The New Lead trigger is currently not working. The Purchase trigger is supported, but it cannot be filtered by individual product.

If you normally log in to Nas.com using Google, you'll first need to create a password for your account.

To do this:

You can then use your Nas.com login credentials to connect your account to Zapier.

Once your trigger is configured:

For example, if you want to record purchases in Google Sheets, choose Google Sheets as your action app and configure it to add a new spreadsheet row when the Purchase trigger runs.

Once your Zap is ready, turn it on in Zapier.

Note: Your automation will only run while the Zap is switched on.

Although Zapier can connect Nas.com to external applications, there are some important limitations.

The integration sends information from Nas.com to external applications. It cannot:

Manage your products, members, and business settings directly inside Nas.com.

The Purchase trigger captures purchases, but you cannot configure it to run only when a specific product is purchased.

The following transactions are not recorded or sent through the integration:

Keep these exceptions in mind when using Zapier to track purchases or sales.

The New Lead trigger is currently unavailable. Do not rely on it when setting up your automations.

You cannot create or use custom events as triggers through the current integration.

The integration does not support directly syncing leads from Facebook Ads to a Nas.com lead page through Zapier.

Zaps process supported events after the automation is turned on. They do not automatically send historical purchases or previously collected information.

A Zap only runs while it is active in your Zapier dashboard. If you turn it off, the automation stops until you enable it again.

Zapier helps you connect Nas.com with external applications and automate repetitive business tasks.

The integration supports:

However, there are limitations:

Zapier is optional and requires a separate account. Make sure your planned workflow uses supported triggers and information before relying on it for your business operations.

Q: Do I need a Zapier account to connect it to Nas.com?

Yes. You'll need a Zapier account to create and manage your automations. Your workflows are configured and managed directly through Zapier.

Q: Is Zapier free to use?

Zapier offers different plans, including free and paid options. Check Zapier's pricing page for the latest details. Any Zapier fees are separate from your Nas.com subscription.

Q: Do I need coding or technical knowledge to use Zapier?

No. Zapier is a no-code platform. You can build automations by selecting triggers and actions or by describing what you want to automate using Copilot.

Q: Can I turn off an automation?

Yes. You can turn any Zap off or back on from your Zapier dashboard. When a Zap is turned off, it stops running until you enable it again.

Q: What triggers are available in the Nas.com integration?

The integration supports the Purchase trigger and triggers based on checkout answers.

The New Lead trigger is currently not working, so it should not be used when setting up automations.

Q: Can I trigger an automation for a specific product purchase?

No. The Purchase trigger captures purchases, but it cannot be filtered by individual product.

Q: Are all purchases recorded in Zapier?

No. Transactions made using 100% promotional codes and Zero Link-related transactions are not recorded or sent through the Zapier integration.

Q: What customer information can Nas.com send to Zapier?

The integration can pass available customer identifiers, including customer IDs and email addresses. It also supports checkout-answer information for trigger-based workflows.

The information available depends on the trigger and the connected application.

Q: What apps can I connect to Nas.com using Zapier?

Zapier supports thousands of external applications, including:

The available actions depend on the applications and features supported by Zapier.

Q: Can Zapier automatically grant or remove access to my Nas.com products?

No. Zapier cannot change member access or manage permissions inside Nas.com.

You may be able to automate actions in an external platform after a purchase, depending on that platform's capabilities. However, this does not grant or change access to products inside Nas.com.

Q: Does Nas.com support direct webhook integration?

Nas.com does not currently offer direct webhook support. You can use the available Zapier integration to connect Nas.com with supported external applications and automate workflows.

Q: What happens if a Zap fails or stops working?

Check your Zapier dashboard for error details and available troubleshooting options. You can correct the issue and turn the Zap back on when it is ready.

Q: Will using Zapier affect my members' experience on Nas.com?

Zapier automations run through your connected external applications. Connecting Zapier does not change how members use Nas.com.

Q: Is Zapier required to run my business on Nas.com?

No. Zapier is completely optional. You can run your business using Nas.com's built-in features without connecting any external automation tools.

If you have questions or need help, you can: