Zapier Integration Guide | Automate Email Verification with EmailVerify.io

Integration with Zapier

The EmailVerify.io Zapier integration allows you to automate email verification within your existing workflows. It helps protect your sender reputation and improve deliverability by checking emails at the point of capture in the tools you already use.

Key Capabilities

Make the most of your workflow with these features:

Prerequisites

Before setting up the integration, make sure the following are ready:

Step-by-Step Integration Guide

Follow these instructions to connect EmailVerify.io with Zapier and create your first automated workflow (Zap).

Gmail Integration

Use Case: Automatically verify email addresses of new contacts who email you.

Step 1: Create a New Zap

From your Zapier dashboard, click Create Zap and rename it to something descriptive, e.g., “Verify new Gmail contacts.”

Step 2: Configure the Trigger

The trigger is the event that starts your automation.

Step 3: Add EmailVerify.io as the Action

The action is what Zapier does after the trigger event.

Choose one of the available actions:

Step 4: Connect Your EmailVerify.io Account

Step 5: Configure the Action and Test

HubSpot Integration

Use Case: Automatically verify new contacts in your CRM.

Setup Steps

Use the following steps to verify new HubSpot contacts and update their verification status automatically.

ActiveCampaign Integration

Use Case: Maintain clean email lists for marketing campaigns.

Setup Steps

Follow these steps to verify contacts in ActiveCampaign and segment them based on verification results.

Popular Workflow Examples

You can connect EmailVerify.io to thousands of apps.

Below are practical examples of how EmailVerify.io can be used within Zapier workflows.

 

Available Actions in Detail

The following table explains the functionality and input requirements for each available action.

Troubleshooting & Tips

If you encounter issues while setting up or running your Zap, review the common scenarios below and apply the recommended checks.