IFTTT integration

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When you connect Sirnia to IFTTT, form submissions in Sirnia can automatically trigger actions in your favorite tools — like Mailchimp, Notion, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, and more.

The IFTTT integration is available for free to all Sirnia users.

How it works Connect to IFTTT Create or enable your Applet Example Use Cases Helpful Links

How it works

IFTTT (”If This Then That”) links two or more apps with automations called Applets. Choose a trigger, pick an action, and customize it to your needs. You can enable 100,000s of ready-made Applets or create your own in minutes.

Each Applet connects Sirnia to another app or service. For example, you can set an Applet to trigger whenever a new form response is submitted in Sirnia, and automatically take an action — such as adding the response to Google Sheets, sending a message in Slack, or creating a task in Notion.

Connect to IFTTT

If you don't already have one, sign up for a free IFTTT account. Then go to the API key section of your Sirnia settings and click Create API key.

Name your new API key — for example, 'IFTTT' — and click Create.

Copy your API key.

You will only be able to see this key once, so it’s recommended to store it safely. If needed, you can create and connect a new API key later.

Next, go to the Integrations tab of your published Sirnia form or visit the Sirnia service page on IFTTT directly. Click Connect Sirnia.

Paste your API key into the API token field and click Connect.

You've successfully connected your Sirnia account to IFTTT.

Create or enable your Applet

An Applet is an automation made up of a Trigger ("If This") and an Action ("Then That"). You can find popular pre-built Applets on the Sirnia IFTTT service page, or create your own.

To create one with Sirnia, go to your IFTTT Dashboard and click Create to start a new Applet.

Click If This or Add to select your trigger service.

Search for ‘Sirnia’ and click on it.

Click on the New submission trigger.

Select the form you want to automate from the Form dropdown, then click Create trigger.

New Sirnia forms may take up to 10 minutes to appear in the Form dropdown in IFTTT. The dropdown displays a maximum of 50 forms at a time.

Click on Then That or Add to choose your action service.

Use the search bar to find and select an action service you’d like to add. For example, let’s say we want Sirnia to collect newsletter signups and IFTTT to automatically add those people to a Mailchimp list, like this Applet.

We’ll search for ‘Mailchimp’ and select the ‘Add new subscriber’ action.

Only services with an available action will display during this step.

Now, configure your action fields. Map your Sirnia form submission data (called Ingredients) to your Mailchimp subscriber fields. Click Add ingredient next to any field to view all available ingredients from the Sirnia trigger and select the ones you want to include.

In this example, the first question in our Sirnia form captures the respondent's email address, and the second question captures their first name. The Question1Answer ingredient corresponds to the email address, and Question2Answer corresponds to the first name.

To map these values to your Mailchimp subscriber, select Question1Answer for the What email address? field and Question2Answer for the First Name field.

Click Create action, then click Continue.