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# Zapier

### Overview

To integrate Copia with Zapier, simply copy and paste your webhook URL from Zapier into the *Webhook* settings page in Copia.

### Configure Zapier

First you will need to configure Zapier to receive notifications via a webhook from Copia. More details on this process can be found [here](https://zapier.com/help/create/code-webhooks/trigger-zaps-from-webhooks).

Once you have followed the process to create a trigger (use an Event of type *Catch Hook*), you will have access to the URL that Copia requires. Copy the URL to your clipboard by clicking the *Copy* button.

![](/files/JPdMGahtNNyDmahHeTy5)

### Create a Webhook in Copia

Choose the repository you want to create an integration for. Navigate to the *Settings* tab and choose the *Webhooks* section. Click on the *Add Webhook* button and select the *Copia* option.

![](/files/1bYxvSwMeO2inKV3z5Aw)

Paste the URL into the *Target URL* field. Be sure to choose which events you want to trigger a notification. When complete, click the *Add Webhook* button.

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