How to send Sirnia form responses to Teamleader with Zapier

 
Send Sirnia form responses to your Teamleader using Zapier. The integration allows you to automatically create -new contacts, companies and deals in your CRM.
Entrepreneurs and their teams use Teamleader’s work management software every day to sell, bill and organise work in one place. From IT agencies and digital marketers all the way to plumbers and construction companies.
 
How to send Sirnia form responses to Teamleader with Zapier
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Our Zapier integration is available for free.
 


 

Step 1: create a Sirnia form

If you haven’t already, start off by creating a Sirnia form. In this example we’ll ask for name, email, company and website.
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Make sure you have a submitted a form response in your Sirnia form that has all the information you might want to send to Teamleader.
 

Step 2: connect Sirnia to Teamleader

Create a zap

  • Log into your Zapier account (or create a new one) and create a new zap.
  • Select Sirnia from the trigger app list and choose New Response as a trigger event.
  • Select the Sirnia account you'd like to connect with. If you've never connected to this account before, you'll need to enter your credentials.
  • Choose the Sirnia form you want to connect to Teamleader.
  • Then continue to test the trigger. Make sure you have a submitted a form response in your Sirnia form that has all the information you might want to send to Teamleader. You'll use that response to test the step.
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Connect an action

  • Click + to add an action. An action is an event a Zap performs after it starts.
  • Select Teamleader Focus as your action app and select an event from the dropdown.
  • Connect your Teamleader account to Zapier.
  • Map the data obtained through Sirnia directly to your fields in Teamleader
 
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  • Test your action and publish your Zap when you’re ready. Your contacts will now automatically be created in Teamleader.
 
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