
Connect
- Go to Settings → Integrations → Zapier and open the Lane app in Zapier.
- Create a Zap with Lane as the Trigger or Action app.
- Authenticate with your Lane API key.
Action: Create feedback
Push feedback into Lane from any app in your stack. Map these fields:- Title (required): a short summary.
- Description (required): the feedback itself.
- Customer Email (optional): the person who gave the feedback. Lane links them, and their company when you don’t map one.
- Customer Name (optional): the person’s name.
- Company Domain (optional): the company’s website, like acme.com. The most reliable way to link feedback to the right company.
- Company Name (optional): for companies without a website. Lane matches the name exactly, or adds the company.
Trigger: New Signal
This trigger fires as Signals surface in your workspace, so you can route what matters into the tools your team watches. Each signal carries its priority score and whether it’s surfaced (it touches customers in a priority tier or at risk, as set in your Context), so add a Zapier Filter step to act only on the ones you care about — for example, only signals above a priority threshold, or only surfaced ones. Common uses: post high-priority signals to a Slack channel, append surfaced signals to a Google Sheet, or open a ticket when a signal crosses a priority threshold.FAQs
Q: What can Lane do in Zapier?A: Two things today — the Create feedback action (push feedback in, optionally linked to a customer) and the New Signal trigger (fire a workflow as signals surface). Q: My customers write from gmail. How do I link their feedback to their company?
A: Map the company’s domain (or name) from your source app to Company Domain. Lane links the feedback, and the person, to that company. Q: How do I only trigger on important signals?
A: Add a Zapier Filter step on the signal’s priority score or its surfaced flag, both of which are on the trigger payload. Q: Where’s my API key?
A: Generate one under Settings → API in Lane and use it to authenticate the Zap.
