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This extended integration requires a paid Zencoder account.

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Overview

The Pipedream Integration Catalog gives Zenflow agents access to over 2,000+ external apps, services, and API connectors. If a service has an API, you can easily connect it and enable your agent to read, write, and synchronize data across your tech stack.
Pipedream integrations are enabled securely via the Zenflow Integrations Catalog.

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Connecting Any Pipedream Integration

Follow these steps to connect any external app or service from the Pipedream catalog to Zenflow:
1

Open Settings & Integrations

Navigate to Settings → Integrations in the Zenflow sidebar.
2

Search for Your App

In the search bar, type the name of the integration you want to connect (e.g., Shopify, Airtable, Hugging Face).
3

Click Add/Connect

Click the [+] or Connect button next to the app’s card.
Pipedream Catalog Integration Card
4

Consent to Connection

A secure popup window will open asking for permission to connect your account via Pipedream. Click Continue to proceed.
Pipedream Consent Screen
5

Authorize Connection

Follow the prompts in the authorization window depending on the app’s authentication type:

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Option A: OAuth-Supported Apps

For apps supporting OAuth (such as Slack, Google Workspace, Salesforce), click Authorize to log in and grant access.
OAuth Authorization Screen Example

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Option B: API Key-Supported Apps

For apps requiring an API Key or Secret Token (such as OpenAI, Hugging Face, Stripe), paste your credentials into the input field and click Continue.
API Key Connection Screen Example
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Complete Setup

A progress window will briefly indicate that the account connection is in progress, followed by a confirmation.
Connection in Progress
Once authorized, close the popup. The integration will instantly display as Connected in your Zenflow dashboard and is immediately active for your AI agents.

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What Your Agents Can Do

Once connected, your Zenflow agents can use the integration to help automate repetitive tasks, which may include capabilities such as:
  • Query APIs — Retrieve records, check statuses, and pull logs from external services.
  • Push Updates — Automatically create records, post messages, or trigger workflows in your other apps.
  • Listen for Events — Use webhook triggers to run agents on schedules or live events.
  • Sync Datasets — Securely share and map details between different tools without writing code.