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# Zapier
Use Zapier to automate your workflows and connect Synap with thousands of other apps. Synap has an official Zapier integration, making it incredibly easy to get started.
Synap has integrated Zapier into your portal so you don't have to leave your portal to begin automating your workflow. Or you can get started by visiting our [official Zapier integration page](https://zapier.com/apps/synap/integrations) for more information.
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To get to Zapier in your portal go to Settings > integrations and then select the Zapier tab.
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**Generate Key**
To connect your Synap portal to your Zapier account, you will need to generate a secrey key on the Settings > Zapier page. Simply enter a name and click **Generate Key.**
Once you've generated the key, go to the **Connections** page of your Zapier account, create connection and search for Synap. You will see a range of options:
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You should always select the option without the number value, so **Synap**, not **Synap 1.9.2 or Synap 1.90 etc**
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You can then enter your **Portal ID** and **Secret Key.**
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You should always select **EU** as the Data Centre Location unless advised otherwise by your account manager
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You can then go back to Synap, and manage your Zaps from there
Go to settings > integrations and then select Zapier to find the interface and begin creating Zaps!
When setting up a trigger or an action, search for Synap.
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Do not select a different version under the drop down menu.
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Use the articles in this section to get started with Synap and Zapier!
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