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It's not quite 1:1 but not a bad comparison. I like to think of Zapier as "wizard mode" - if you're doing something within their pattern, planned workflow, cap
by caseysoftware 7y ago
It's not quite 1:1 but not a bad comparison.
I like to think of Zapier as "wizard mode" - if you're doing something within their pattern, planned workflow, capabilities, etc it is a great option.
If you need to do something more advanced or outside that narrow scope, you need to go to the APIs (or Huginn) itself.
The important questions are: How many people need to get into advanced mode? How big of an effort/skill/understanding jump is it to go there? (aka will it hurt too much to switch?)