Pick the Zap trigger
Start with the event you actually care about: a new CMS item, CRM update, form submission, Stripe event or scheduled run.
Zapier + PostSider
Keep the trigger and business logic in Zapier, then hand the final publishing step to PostSider through a normal HTTP request.
Start with the social media scheduler API or browse the full developer platform.
How it works
You do not need a different social action for every network. Connect the accounts in PostSider once, then let the Zap target the channel you want.
Start with the event you actually care about: a new CMS item, CRM update, form submission, Stripe event or scheduled run.
Send the request to the PostSider API from a Custom Request step. That keeps the Zap simple and avoids a different social connector for every network.
Pass the content, target channel and publish mode. A draft-first Zap is the safer default when the copy still needs a human review.
The post lands in the same PostSider calendar as manually created content, so you can inspect what the Zap actually created.
Concrete example
Use Webhooks by Zapier rather than relying on a dedicated PostSider Zapier app. The exact body stays in the API docs so the page does not go stale when provider fields change.
Webhooks by Zapier -> Custom Request
Method: POST
URL: https://api.postsider.com/public/v1/posts
Headers:
Authorization: {{POSTSIDER_API_KEY}}
Content-Type: application/json
Data:
Use the current request body from the PostSider API reference.
For a review-first workflow, create a draft before publishing. Related developer guides
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