I'm highlighting two Zapier skills for those who have any third party workflow automation tools embedded within their stack. Here's a quick showcase of taking advantage of 1️⃣ using Python code and 2️⃣ leveraging sub-zaps. The use case highlighted below takes #sales calls and matches it to the right Salesforce opportunity. Details below 👇
➡️ MEDDICC prompts are embedded within the Conversational Intelligence tool to cut down on steps in a Zap
➡️ Resulting MEDDICC outputs are captured in the Zap trigger (example shows Champion, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Paper Process)
➡️ Use API keys from conversational intelligence tool to trigger when a recording is made
➡️ Triggering zap calls a sub-zap. The sub-zap is used to circumvent the need to duplicate a zap across multiple users
➡️ Python for string/text cleanup
➡️ Salesforce SOQL step to identify correct task(s)
➡️ In the event of multiple tasks, then Python is used to loop through each item and correctly identify the correct record
If you're building in Zapier I recommend honing a few core skills: Tables, Agents, Sub-Zaps
If you're handy with Python try building out a few Code-by-Zapier steps also to cut down the number of sub steps
Good luck out there
Go forth and operate 👋
For paid members the Python code is down below:
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