Features
- Trigger-based Automation: Start workflows when calls are recorded, summaries created, or documents generated
- Data Export: Send BuildBetter data to any Zapier-supported app
- Custom Workflows: Create tailored automation for your specific business needs
- Multi-step Zaps: Chain together multiple actions across different apps
- No-code Integration: Connect apps without requiring development resources
Setup Instructions
Prerequisites
- An active BuildBetter account
- Zapier account (free or paid)
- Destination apps with proper authentication
Connecting Zapier
- Navigate to Settings → Integrations in your BuildBetter dashboard
- Select Zapier from the integrations list
- Click Enable Zapier Integration
- Generate your BuildBetter API key for Zapier
- Use this key to connect BuildBetter in your Zapier account
Available Triggers
BuildBetter offers the following triggers in Zapier:Recording Completed
Triggers when a new recording is completed and processed. Data available:- Recording title and ID
- Recording date and duration
- Participants and their roles
- Tags and metadata
- Recording URL
- Full transcript (optional)
Summary Generated
Triggers when a meeting summary is created or updated. Data available:- Meeting title and ID
- Summary content
- Key points and action items
- Meeting participants
- Generated date
- Meeting URL
Document Created
Triggers when a new document is generated from meeting content. Data available:- Document title and ID
- Document type
- Content and format
- Source meetings
- Creation date
- Document URL
Signal Detected
Triggers when BuildBetter detects important signals in calls. Data available:- Signal type
- Source meeting
- Relevant transcript segment
- Confidence score
- Context information
- Detection timestamp
Popular Zap Templates
CRM Integration
- Add meeting participants to Salesforce contacts
- Create HubSpot notes from meeting summaries
- Update Pipedrive deals with meeting details
Project Management
- Create Trello cards from meeting action items
- Add Asana tasks from meeting decisions
- Create Notion pages from meeting transcripts
Communication
- Send Slack notifications for new meetings
- Create Gmail digest emails of weekly meetings
- Post meeting summaries to Microsoft Teams channels
Document Management
- Save meeting transcripts to Google Drive
- Create Notion database entries for meetings
- Export summaries to Confluence pages
Setting Up Your First Zap
- In Zapier, click Create Zap
- For the trigger app, select BuildBetter
- Choose a trigger event (e.g., “New Recording”)
- Connect your BuildBetter account using your API key
- Test the trigger to verify the connection
- Add an action app (e.g., Slack, Google Sheets, Trello)
- Configure the action with data from BuildBetter
- Test the complete Zap
- Enable and name your Zap
Advanced Usage
Filtering
Use Zapier’s Filter step to only process specific types of meetings:- Only trigger for meetings with specific tags
- Only process meetings longer than 30 minutes
- Only include meetings with external participants
Multi-step Workflows
Create complex workflows across multiple apps:- New meeting recording completed in BuildBetter
- Create a task in Asana for follow-up
- Add participants to HubSpot
- Create a Google Doc with meeting notes
- Send a Slack notification to the team
Formatter
Use Zapier’s Formatter to transform BuildBetter data:- Extract specific portions of transcripts
- Format dates for your destination app
- Split meeting summaries into individual action items
Troubleshooting
Trigger Not Firing
- Verify your BuildBetter API key is valid
- Check that your Zapier account is active
- Ensure the trigger conditions are met (e.g., new recording completed)
Missing Data
- Verify all necessary fields are being passed
- Check for character limits in destination apps
- Ensure data mapping is correct in your Zap
Authentication Issues
- Reconnect your BuildBetter account in Zapier
- Check for expired tokens in destination apps
- Verify permissions for all connected accounts
Best Practices
- Start with simple Zaps and build complexity gradually
- Test thoroughly with real data before relying on production
- Use naming conventions for your Zaps to maintain organization
- Monitor your Zap history for errors or unexpected behavior
- Consider Zapier’s paid plans for more complex or high-volume workflows