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  As you might know, Usetiful now integrates with Zapier . That is great news for teams that want to use webhooks or build complex automation workflows incorporating third-party apps. Using Zapier to connect user onboarding software like Usetiful with other applications opens up a new world of possibilities. However, Zapier is not for everyone. One of the drawbacks of the popular no-code tool is that it's pretty expensive. So, what are the other options for teams that want the benefits of workflow automation and third-party app integration? One option is a cost-effective no-code tool called Make. Image by wayhomestudio on Freepik What is Make? Make is a visual no-code tool that allows you to build workflow automation. If you're familiar with Zapier, you'll know the drill. Instead of writing code, you can use a drag-and-drop interface to connect two apps so an event in one triggers an action in another. Make website So, for example, if a prospect fills out their details in

  No-code tools are opening up the world of software development to everyone. Instead of relying on coding ability, teams can build applications using simple drag-and-drop or point-and-click interfaces. Some of the things you can build with no-code tools are: Websites Mobile and web apps Interactive product demos Task automation Databases Chatbots eCommerce stores Onboarding walkthrough The area is snowballing because no-code tools make development quicker, cheaper, and more accessible. Why are no-code tools important? No-code tools are vital because they do what any good product should do: solve paint points and problems. Let's explore some of the significant issues that no-code addresses. Developer shortages The world of coding moves quickly as new coding languages come in and out of fashion. However, one problem resulting from this high pace of change is that developers struggle to keep up. This situation adds to the fact that development is hard to learn. It takes a specific ty

  Interactive product demo automation is a big deal right now. With lean, product-led growth models growing in relevance by the day, now is the perfect time to see how Usetiful-Zapier integrations can streamline your sales demo process and help drive conversion while you sleep. Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik What is Zapier? Zapier is a no-code tool that connects third-party apps and services. The beauty of this software is that it allows non-technical teams to build time and cost-saving automation, like automatically populating your CRM when someone enters your sales demo. Now that Usetiful integrates with Zapier, you can make Zaps from our software and enhance your customer experience further, including improvements to your interactive product demo performance. Here is a link to our technical article showing how you can set up Zapier to work seamlessly with Usetiful. But for now, let's explore some use cases for Zapier in the sales demo space. How Zapier works To give you an ide

  We're pleased to announce that Zapier can now integrate with Usetiful. This integration opens up a whole new range of employee onboarding possibilities for businesses, including:  More automation Deeper connections with your entire software stack Better user onboarding analytics Enhanced sharing and collaboration across your organization Zapier helps you connect employee onboarding software with your entire software stack, meaning you can take advantage of automation, drive greater in-person experiences, and build better data workflows between tools. Employee onboarding can be quicker, easier, and more detailed. What's not to like? What is Zapier? For anyone who doesn't know, Zapier is a no-code tool that allows users to connect over 5000 different web applications. By using if/then logic, Zapier creates automated workflows via a simple drag-and-drop interface. These connections are called Zaps, and they can make your business more efficient. Here is a simple example of w