Zapier Create Multiple Rows - Uplift Modeling
Integrating Zapier into NextBrain and creating multiple rows in a Google Sheets document is a straightforward process and can take the hassle of repetitive manual jobs.
You can go to the NextBrain integrations page on Zapier here and then choose Google Sheets as a pairing app:
Then go forward to connect your NextBrain account with Google Sheets. Note that you may see API Requests as the default option with connecting Google Sheets, but we will create multiple rows in a spreadsheet in this tutorial and you'll learn how to change this default option later:
The first step in creating a Zap is to choose a trigger. The trigger is the event that will cause the Zap to start. In this case, we want to create a new row in a Google Sheets document whenever a new lead is added to NextBrain.
To do this, select NextBrain as your trigger app and choose “On New Prediction” as your trigger event. Follow the prompts to connect your NextBrain account to Zapier and select the appropriate NextBrain account and lead list. Then, choose the model you want to work on the "Trigger" section. We are going to work with Uplift Modeling in this tutorial:
After setting your identifier, you need to test the integration process. NextBrain should confirm the integration, and you should already be able to test results including the values for each column in your data, predictions - the conversion column in our case - and also Confidence of each prediction provided by NextBrain.
After continuing the Trigger step, you will set up your action. The action is the task that you want Zapier to perform when the trigger event occurs. In this case, we want Zapier to create a new row in a Google Sheets document.
To set up your action, select Google Sheets as your action app and choose “Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows” as your action event. Follow the prompts to connect your Google Sheets account to Zapier and select the appropriate spreadsheet and worksheet.
Once you have set up your action, you will need to map your fields. Mapping your fields means telling Zapier which data from your trigger app to send to which fields in your action app.
To do this, select the appropriate fields from your NextBrain trigger and map them to the appropriate fields in your Google Sheets action. You can also add additional fields to your Google Sheets action by clicking the “Show all options” icon and selecting the appropriate field type.
Once you have mapped your fields, it’s time to test your Zap. Click the “Test Action” button to run a test. Zapier will create multiple rows in your Google Sheets document based on the data from your NextBrain trigger. Moreover, after a successful test, you can click on "Retest action" to implement multiple test and fill up your Sheets with diverse data:
If your test was successful, click the “Publish and Turn Zap On” button to start the automation.
Congratulations! You have successfully integrated Zapier into NextBrain and created multiple rows in a Google Sheets document. Your Zap will continue to run automatically, creating new rows in your Google Sheets document whenever a new lead is added to your NextBrain account. You can also reach the sample spreadsheet we've created in this tutorial
here
You can go to the NextBrain integrations page on Zapier here and then choose Google Sheets as a pairing app:
Then go forward to connect your NextBrain account with Google Sheets. Note that you may see API Requests as the default option with connecting Google Sheets, but we will create multiple rows in a spreadsheet in this tutorial and you'll learn how to change this default option later:
Trigger
The first step in creating a Zap is to choose a trigger. The trigger is the event that will cause the Zap to start. In this case, we want to create a new row in a Google Sheets document whenever a new lead is added to NextBrain.
To do this, select NextBrain as your trigger app and choose “On New Prediction” as your trigger event. Follow the prompts to connect your NextBrain account to Zapier and select the appropriate NextBrain account and lead list. Then, choose the model you want to work on the "Trigger" section. We are going to work with Uplift Modeling in this tutorial:
After setting your identifier, you need to test the integration process. NextBrain should confirm the integration, and you should already be able to test results including the values for each column in your data, predictions - the conversion column in our case - and also Confidence of each prediction provided by NextBrain.
Action
After continuing the Trigger step, you will set up your action. The action is the task that you want Zapier to perform when the trigger event occurs. In this case, we want Zapier to create a new row in a Google Sheets document.
To set up your action, select Google Sheets as your action app and choose “Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows” as your action event. Follow the prompts to connect your Google Sheets account to Zapier and select the appropriate spreadsheet and worksheet.
Once you have set up your action, you will need to map your fields. Mapping your fields means telling Zapier which data from your trigger app to send to which fields in your action app.
To do this, select the appropriate fields from your NextBrain trigger and map them to the appropriate fields in your Google Sheets action. You can also add additional fields to your Google Sheets action by clicking the “Show all options” icon and selecting the appropriate field type.
Test
Once you have mapped your fields, it’s time to test your Zap. Click the “Test Action” button to run a test. Zapier will create multiple rows in your Google Sheets document based on the data from your NextBrain trigger. Moreover, after a successful test, you can click on "Retest action" to implement multiple test and fill up your Sheets with diverse data:
Turn on Your Zap
If your test was successful, click the “Publish and Turn Zap On” button to start the automation.
Congratulations! You have successfully integrated Zapier into NextBrain and created multiple rows in a Google Sheets document. Your Zap will continue to run automatically, creating new rows in your Google Sheets document whenever a new lead is added to your NextBrain account. You can also reach the sample spreadsheet we've created in this tutorial
here
Updated on: 25/03/2023
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