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The Goliath Zapier integration lets you wire your Goliath workspace into the rest of your stack. You can send contacts into Goliath from any Zapier trigger (forms, spreadsheets, email parsers, etc.) and you can react to Goliath events from inside a Zap.
The Zapier app is published at zapier.com/apps/goliathdata. You connect your Goliath account to Zapier through the standard OAuth popup — no API keys to manage.

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What you can do

Triggers

Start a Zap when a contact in Goliath gets a new tag.

Actions

Create, update, and find contacts from any other Zapier app.

Authentication

OAuth 2.0 — connect once, no token management.

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Capability matrix

CapabilityDirectionSupported
Contact tag addedGoliath → Zap✅
Create contact (structured)Zap → Goliath✅
Create contact from textZap → Goliath✅
Update contactZap → Goliath✅
Find contactZap → Goliath✅
Property / deal eventsGoliath → Zap❌ (not yet)
Note / task creationZap → Goliath❌ (use update)

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How it works at a glance

  1. Actions are simple HTTPS calls. Zapier sends a JSON body to a Goliath endpoint with your OAuth token in the Authorization header. Goliath acknowledges immediately and processes the contact asynchronously.
  2. Triggers are REST hooks. When you turn on a Zap, Zapier asks Goliath to subscribe a webhook URL. Goliath stores the subscription and fires a POST to that URL whenever a matching event happens.

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Connect Goliath to Zapier

  1. From inside Goliath, open Settings → Integrations and click Connect Zapier. This opens the Goliath app on Zapier.
  2. In Zapier, click Connect a new account on any Goliath trigger or action.
  3. The OAuth popup will ask you to authorize Zapier to access your Goliath workspace. Approve it.
  4. You’re done — Zapier remembers the connection for every future Zap.

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Where contacts created via Zapier show up

Any contact created through a Zapier action is tagged with Source: Zapier in Goliath. You can filter your contact list by source to see everything that has come in via Zapier in the last 30 days from Automations → Integrations.

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Limits & quotas

  • Subscription lifetime: Trigger subscriptions auto-expire after 14 days. Zapier renews them automatically while a Zap is on; if a Zap is paused for more than two weeks the subscription is cleaned up.
  • Idempotency: Duplicate contact-create requests with identical payloads are deduplicated server-side, so retrying a Zap step is safe.
  • Throughput: There is no per-account rate limit on contact webhooks today, but very large bulk imports should be done via the CSV importer instead of one Zap run per row.

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Need a different trigger or action?

The current integration is intentionally narrow — contacts only, with one trigger event. If you need property, deal, or task hooks, file a request and we’ll prioritize.