How to Connect a Sparkforge Sub-Account to Zapier

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

Use the Sparkforge Zapier app to connect a sub-account to Zapier. Sign in with your CRM credentials, pick the sub-account, and Zaps can create contacts, move data, and trigger actions.

Connecting a Sparkforge sub-account to Zapier opens up automation across thousands of apps without writing code. The integration uses your Sparkforge CRM login — no API keys.

What the integration does

The Sparkforge Zapier app authenticates against your CRM, then asks which sub-account to connect. Zaps run inside that sub-account scope: create or update contacts, move data, fire triggers.

Why use it

  • Fast automation: Trigger actions across thousands of apps without code.
  • Sub-account scoped: Connect a specific sub-account to keep data clean.
  • Simple auth: CRM login only, no API key management.
  • Easy maintenance: Manage or remove the connection from Zapier's App Connections page.

Connect a sub-account

  1. Log in to Zapier.
  2. Click Create > Zaps.
  3. In the Zap editor, click the Trigger block and pick Sparkforge.
  4. Choose a trigger event (for example, PipelineStageChanged).
  5. Under Account, click Sign In.
  6. Enter your Sparkforge email and password.
  7. Pick the sub-account to connect.
  8. Sparkforge appears under Accounts in your Zap setup — the connection is live.

Disconnect

  1. From the Zapier home page, click App Connections in the left menu.
  2. Click the ... menu next to Sparkforge.
  3. Select Delete.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Zapier app called?
Sparkforge. It is the official, white-labeled connection. Search Sparkforge in Zapier's app picker.
Can I switch the connected sub-account later?
Yes. Add a new Sparkforge account connection in Zapier and select the other sub-account, then switch the account used on each Zap.
Do I need API keys?
No. The standard connection uses your Sparkforge CRM email and password. API keys are not part of this flow.
How do I fully remove the connection?
In Zapier, go to Apps > App Connections, find Sparkforge, open the ... menu, and click Delete.

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