> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.goliathdata.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connecting Goliath to Zapier

> How to connect your Goliath account to Zapier.

The Goliath Zapier app uses **OAuth** — you connect once from inside Zapier
and every Zap from then on reuses the same connection. There are no API
keys or webhook secrets to copy around.

## Connecting

<Steps>
  <Step title="Click Connect in Zapier">
    On any Goliath trigger or action, click **Connect a new account**.
    Zapier opens a popup pointed at Goliath.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Authorize Goliath access">
    Sign in to your Goliath workspace if you aren't already, then click
    **Authorize** on the consent screen.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Done">
    Zapier remembers the connection for every future Zap that uses Goliath.
  </Step>
</Steps>

You can also start the connection from inside Goliath: open **Settings →
Integrations** and click **Connect Zapier**, which takes you to the Goliath
app on Zapier.

## What the connection gives Zapier access to

Once you authorize, Zapier can:

* Read and create contacts in your Goliath workspace
* Add tags, notes, contributors, and additional phones / emails to existing
  contacts
* Receive notifications when contacts get tagged

The connection is scoped to **your user** and **your workspace** — Zapier
can't see contacts in other organizations, and it can't read or modify
deals, properties, billing, or any other workspace data.

Actions taken by Zapier are attributed to your user in Goliath's audit
trail, the same way they would be if you'd done them yourself in the app.

## Disconnecting

You can revoke the connection from either side:

* **From Zapier:** Open **My Apps**, find Goliath, and click **Disconnect**.
  Any active Zaps using that connection will stop running.
* **From Goliath:** Open **Settings → Integrations** and remove the Zapier
  connection.

When a connection is revoked, Goliath cleans up any active triggers tied to
it automatically — you don't need to turn off your Zaps one by one first.