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Use the BrowserAct app in Zapier to run a Bot and pass its structured results to the next step in a Zap.
Naming note: BrowserAct calls the automation a Bot. The current Zapier action uses Workflow and Run a Workflow; these labels refer to the corresponding BrowserAct Bot. A Workflow ID shown in a legacy or third-party interface is the Bot ID.

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Before You Start

Prepare the following:
  • A BrowserAct Bot that runs successfully
  • The Bot’s required input values
  • A BrowserAct API key
  • A Zapier account
To create an API key, open Integrations > Manage API Keys > Create New API Key. Enter a name, choose the confirmation mode, select Confirm, and copy the key.

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Add BrowserAct to a Zap

  1. In Zapier, create a Zap or open an existing one.
  2. Configure the app and event that will trigger the Zap.
  3. Add an Action step.
  4. Search for and select BrowserAct.
  5. Select Run a Workflow as the Action event.
BrowserAct currently provides an Action and does not start a Zap as a trigger.

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Connect Your BrowserAct Account

  1. Select Sign in or add a new BrowserAct connection.
  2. Paste your BrowserAct API key when prompted.
  3. Save and select the connection.
API keys grant access to your BrowserAct account. Do not share them publicly.

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Select a Bot

  1. Under Search Workflows From, choose your own published Workflows or the Template Marketplace.
  2. Select the Workflow that corresponds to the BrowserAct Bot.
  3. Complete the input fields shown for that Bot.
Zapier normally lets you select the Bot from a list instead of entering its ID manually. If a Workflow ID is displayed or requested, use the corresponding Bot ID.

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Map Bot Inputs

For each required Bot input, enter a fixed value or map data from the Zap trigger or an earlier step. For example, a Bot input named company_url can receive a URL from a form submission, spreadsheet row, CRM record, or email.

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Test the Action

  1. Test the BrowserAct Action with sample input values.
  2. Confirm that BrowserAct creates a Task.
  3. Review the returned fields in Zapier.
  4. If the Task fails, open it in BrowserAct to review the status and result.
After the test succeeds, add the next Zap step and publish the Zap.

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Use Bot Results

Map the structured fields returned by BrowserAct to another Zapier app, such as:
  • Google Sheets
  • Gmail
  • Airtable
  • Google Drive
  • A CRM
  • Slack or another notification app
Google Sheets is used as a downstream Zapier app; it is not configured as a direct BrowserAct integration.

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Common Scenarios

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Run a Bot on a Schedule

Use Schedule by Zapier to run a BrowserAct Bot daily or at another supported interval.

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Enrich Form or CRM Data

Pass a submitted URL or company record to BrowserAct, then write the returned fields to a CRM or spreadsheet.

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Monitor Data and Send an Alert

Run BrowserAct after a scheduled or application event, then send the result by email or team notification.

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Troubleshooting

For the current Action and available app pairings, see the BrowserAct integration on Zapier.