Automate Contracts with Zapier

Connect GitLaw with 7,000+ apps through Zapier. Automate your contract workflows without writing code — trigger GitLaw to draft, review, or send documents based on events in your existing tools.

Need custom integrations? Use the GitLaw Public API to build anything.

What Can I Automate?

Any workflow that involves a legal document. GitLaw can automatically draft, review, or send contracts based on events happening in your CRM, calendar, Slack, spreadsheets, and more.

Example Automations

Trigger (in another app)	Action (in GitLaw)
Deal marked "Won" in CRM	Generate contract from template
Calendar event created ("Intro call")	Send NDA to participant
Slack message: "Create contract"	Draft agreement and share link
Airtable row added ("New freelancer")	Create freelancer contract
Photography session booked	Generate photography services contract
New hire added to HRIS	Send employment agreement for signature

Getting Started

Step 1: Connect GitLaw to Zapier

Log in to your Zapier account
Search for "GitLaw" in the app directory
Click "Connect" and authenticate with your GitLaw account
Your connection is ready

Step 2: Create Your First Zap

A "Zap" connects a trigger (something that happens) with an action (what GitLaw does).

Example: CRM Deal Won → Contract Creation

Choose your trigger app (e.g., HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive)
Select trigger event: "Deal Stage Changed" or "Deal Won"
Choose GitLaw as your action app
Select action: "Create Contract"
Map fields: Connect deal data (company name, contact email, deal value) to contract fields
Test and activate your Zap

Step 3: Handle the Response

GitLaw processes contracts asynchronously. When processing completes, GitLaw can trigger a follow-up action — like sending the contract via email or posting to Slack.

Popular Zap Recipes

CRM → Contract Creation

When a deal is marked "Won," GitLaw automatically drafts the client agreement.

Trigger: HubSpot/Salesforce deal stage changes to "Contracting"
Action: GitLaw creates contract with deal details
Follow-up: Send contract link via email or Slack

Calendar → NDA Send

When an intro meeting is booked, GitLaw drafts and sends a pre-filled NDA.

Trigger: Google Calendar event created with "Intro" in title
Action: GitLaw generates NDA with attendee details
Follow-up: Email NDA to meeting participant

Slack → On-Demand Contract

Request contracts directly from Slack.

Trigger: Slack message in #contracts channel
Action: GitLaw drafts the requested agreement
Follow-up: Post contract link back to Slack

Photography Session → Services Contract

When a photography session is booked, GitLaw generates a services contract.

Trigger: Calendly booking for "Photography Session"
Action: GitLaw creates photography services contract
Follow-up: Send via eSign for signature

New Hire → Employment Agreement

When someone joins your team, GitLaw sends the paperwork.

Trigger: New employee added in BambooHR/Gusto
Action: GitLaw generates employment agreement
Follow-up: Send for signature, notify HR on completion

Available Triggers

GitLaw can trigger your Zaps when:

Trigger	Description
Document Created	A new document is created in GitLaw
Document Updated	An existing document is modified
Signature Requested	A document is sent for signature
Signature Completed	All parties have signed
Renewal Date Approaching	A contract renewal is coming up

Available Actions

Your Zaps can tell GitLaw to:

Action	Description
Start Conversation	Begin a new chat with GitLaw AI
Send Message	Add a message to an existing conversation
Upload Document	Add a file from Google Drive, SharePoint, or URL
Request Signature	Send a document for eSign

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need coding experience?

No. Zapier uses simple drag-and-drop setup. Just pick a trigger, pick an action, map your fields, and you're done.

What GitLaw plan do I need?

All users can use Zapier. AI actions consume your standard GitLaw credits.

How secure is this?

Zapier connects through OAuth 2.0 — the same secure authentication used by banks and enterprise apps. You control exactly what Zapier can access.

What if I need a custom integration?

Use the GitLaw Public API to build integrations with any platform — Make, n8n, Pipedream, or your own systems.

How does this differ from the Email Assistant?

Email Assistant: Natural language commands via email ("create NDA with Acme")
Zapier: Event-driven automation (CRM updates, calendar bookings, Slack messages)

They complement each other — use Email Assistant for ad-hoc requests and Zapier for automated workflows.

Tips for Success

Start simple — Begin with one Zap before building complex workflows
Test thoroughly — Use Zapier's test feature to verify each step
Be specific — Clear instructions to GitLaw produce better results
Monitor usage — Automations can generate many requests; keep an eye on your credits

Need Help?

Public API Reference for custom integrations
Contact GitLaw support for setup assistance
Visit the Zapier Help Center for platform questions

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