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IntegrationsGuide2 min readUpdated 2026-03-11

FAQ: How do I connect Referral Factory to Zapier?

Zapier lets you connect Referral Factory to 8,000+ other apps without writing code.

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Zapier lets you connect Referral Factory to 8,000+ other apps without writing code.
If you need referral software that fits into the rest of your stack, no-code automation is one of the fastest ways to extend what the platform can do.

How to connect

  • Go to zapier.com and search for Referral Factory in the app directory
  • Choose a trigger (e.g. New User in Referral Factory) or start from the other app's trigger
  • Choose an action (e.g. Add New User in Referral Factory, or create a row in Google Sheets)
  • When prompted, connect your Referral Factory account
  • Map the required fields, test, and turn on your Zap

What can you do with the Referral Factory Zapier integration?

Triggers (events in Referral Factory that start a Zap):
Actions (things Zapier can do in Referral Factory):
  • New User — a new lead is referred to your campaign
  • Qualify User With Email / Code / Coupon — a lead is marked as qualified
  • Reward Issued — a reward is distributed to a referrer
  • Add New User — enrol a new referrer in your campaign and return their unique referral link
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