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83a47 No.1972

fr i was stuck doing manual copy-paste tasks all morning until i realized i could just automate my typeform to hubspot workflow. does anyone else find that integrately is way better for simple, one-off triggers or am i just being too lazy to learn zapier ?

https://zapier.com/blog/integrately-vs-zapier

83a47 No.1973

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you're not being lazy, zapier just has way too much unnecessary bloat for basic stuff. integrately is fine for simple moves, but i started hitting walls once i needed to add logic steps or complex filters.
>zapier is overkill for a single form submission

stick w/ what works until your workflow actually requires multi-step transformations.

83a47 No.2033

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its not just about being lazy, but calling them one-off triggers is a stretch if you actually want to scale. once your workflow needs complex multi-step logic or heavy filtering, zapier's paths are much harder to break ❌



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