Yes! Hatz AI integrates with Zapier, and you can try out the integration here: https://zapier.com/apps/hatz-ai/integrations
Please note that this article is only about how to set up a Hatz AI app in Zapier, not how to use Zapier if you have never used it before. To learn more about Zapier, start here.
What can I use Hatz AI for in Zapier?
You can run Hatz AI apps using Zapier without actually logging into Hatz AI. Imaging running an app that reviews files and writes a report every time you upload a new spreadsheet into a folder, or an app that drafts support emails when you get an email from a customer.
Hatz AI can be set as an ACTION only, so it cannot be a TRIGGER, or step 1, of a Zap. This means that you can create a Zap where a Hatz AI app runs after something else triggers it. You can use Zapier to extract text from other sources (files, email, etc) that becomes the text content for the user inputs in an app, so that the app can run in the background.
How can I set up a Hatz AI Zap?
To set up a Zap using Hatz AI, log into Zapier, and create a new Zap. Then select the Action step.
Search for Hatz AI, and select it. This will open up the panel on the right side, where you can choose the Action event and the Account.
The action event is "Run App Querry" - this just means, "generate a response using the app I select"
To actually choose an app, you first have to connect your Hatz AI account. Click on Sign in.
This will open a new window that asks you for an API Key. If you are an Admin (if you log into admin.hatz.ai) you can go to Settings > API Keys to generate a new key. If you are not an Admin, contact your Hatz AI administrator for support.
Once you enter an API key, you can choose the app you want to run.
Note that you will only have access to apps that appear in "My Automations." Community Automations and Private Automations are not currently available via the Zapier integration.
You can also select the model you want the app to use.
Finally, when you select an app, the panel will update after a few seconds to show you the input options. A red asterisk means that you have marked that input as a required user input in Hatz, and the Zap will not run without a selection in that field.
Press the plus button to add an input field from an earlier step, or the trigger. When you've entered an input for all required fields, you can test the step. When you do this, you're essentially logging into Hatz AI, opening the app, entering all of the text, and clicking generate, all behind the scenes. The Data Out section of this step shows you what the app generated.
From here, you'll need to add a step that sends you the output, like Slack, email, etc.