Articles that mention "Digest by Zapier"

Popular ways to use Zapier to improve your work

Most of us waste far too much time doing busywork. Instead of focusing on the most important parts of our job, we fritter the hours away sending emails, checking apps for updates, copying data back and forth, and scheduling endless meetings.

How to automatically generate email summaries with Zapier and ChatGPT

Automatically get concise email summaries in Slack for each email you receive or in a daily digest. Streamline email management when you combine AI with Zapier.

3 ways to stay informed without becoming overwhelmed

There's a lot going on right now.

Easily make an events digest with Calendly and Slack

With Calendly, you can easily add events to your chosen calendar. But you might want to have a more consolidated way of seeing all your upcoming events without opening your schedule multiple times a day. Luckily, there's a Zap that will do this for you.

Automatically send project reports to your team

Improve communication across your team and company by automating your project reporting.

Most notifications are useless: Use automation to get what you need where you need it

We're drowning in notifications. They're on our phones, in our apps, and clogging up our email. The worst part: Most of them are useless. 

5 advanced ways to automate your forms and surveys

Think you've mastered forms and surveys? Think again! See how you can use Zapier's built-in apps to supercharge your tools with advanced automation.

6 ways to automate your customer support

Customer support is a tough job, and making sure that your customers are taken care of without burning out your support team is even tougher. Automation can help make things easier.

How to automatically send yourself a list of the next day's meetings

I can be a bit forgetful, so when I joined Zapier, I started automating reminders to keep me on schedule and on top of my to-do list.

How automation helped this journalist quench a 'news desert'

While there's more information at our fingertips than ever before, there's also more misinformation. With small newspapers shutting down across the United States, many towns are becoming "news deserts"—communities no longer covered by local newspapers.