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Zapier Integration

Zapier allows you to connect Blueink with thousands of other web services without writing any code. Automated connections called Zaps, set up in minutes, can automate your day-to-day tasks and build workflows between apps that otherwise wouldn't be possible.

Prerequisites

To get started with Blueink on Zapier, you will need:

  1. A Blueink Account (any plan, including Trial).
  2. A Private API Key from your Blueink Dashboard.
  3. A Zapier Account.

Connecting Blueink to Zapier

  1. Log in to your Zapier account.
  2. Navigate to My Apps and search for "Blueink".
  3. Click Connect.
  4. A popup will appear asking for your Private API Key. You can find this in your Blueink Dashboard under API > API Keys.
  5. Paste your key and click Yes, Continue.

Supported Triggers

Triggers are events in Blueink that start a Zap.

  • Bundle Complete: Fires when all signers have completed their signatures and the Bundle status changes to co (Completed).
  • Bundle Cancelled: Fires when a Bundle is manually cancelled by the sender.
  • Bundle Error: Fires if a Bundle fails during processing or delivery.

Supported Actions

Actions are events that Zapier performs in Blueink.

  • Create Bundle: Launch a new signature request using uploaded documents or URLs.
  • Create Bundle from Template: Launch a new signature request using a pre-defined Document or Envelope Template.
  • Update Person: Create a new contact or update an existing one in your Blueink contact database.

Common Use Cases

1. Save Signed Documents to Cloud Storage

Automatically upload the final signed PDF to Google Drive, Dropbox, or Box as soon as a Bundle is completed.

2. Track Signature Status in a Spreadsheet

Add a new row to Google Sheets or Airtable whenever a Bundle is created, and update that row when the Bundle is completed.

3. Notify the Team in Slack

Send a message to a specific Slack channel when a high-priority contract has been signed.

4. Create Envelopes from Form Submissions

Trigger a new signature request in Blueink whenever a user submits a form in Typeform, Google Forms, or Jotform.

Tips for Success

  • Use Test Mode: When setting up your Zap, use is_test: true in the Bundle creation actions to avoid using account credits.
  • Map Fields Carefully: When using "Create Bundle from Template", ensure you correctly map the Zapier data to the specific roles and fields defined in your Blueink template.
  • Check Task History: If a Zap isn't firing as expected, check your Zapier Task History for detailed error messages.