# Zapier

Use a Zapier account that belongs to an MCP-enabled account or workspace.
Zapier MCP is available on every Zapier plan. If Zapier MCP is disabled, ask
your Zapier account manager to enable it for the workspace. If workspace
access is restricted, ensure the account is a workspace member. You sign in
to Zapier in your browser when first asked after you [connect your
credentials](#connect-speakeasy-credentials).

An app connection owned by that account allows Zapier to make its actions
available immediately, but you do not need one to establish the MCP
connection.

### Add the server in Speakeasy
1. In the Speakeasy AI Control Plane sidebar, under **Connect**, select
   **Sources**.
2. Select **Add Source**.
3. Choose **3rd-party server**.
4. On the **MCP Catalog** page, enter `Zapier` in **Search MCP servers...**.
5. On the **Zapier** entry, select **View**.
6. Select **Add**.
7. In the **Add to Project** dialog, select **Add to Project**.

This creates the hosted MCP server and opens its **Overview** page.

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### Connect your credentials
1. From the server's **Overview** page, open **Settings**.
2. Under **Authentication**, select **Use Discovered** when offered;
   otherwise, select **Configure Manually**.

This opens the **Attach Remote Identity Provider** sheet. OAuth discovery
uses Zapier's metadata without requiring you to paste an issuer.

3. Keep the auto-derived **Slug**.
4. Keep the auto-derived **Display name (optional)**.
5. Under **Endpoints**, select **Discover** to fill the authorization, token,
   and registration endpoints.
6. Under **Session Client**, keep **Client Type** set to **Dynamic Client
   Registration (DCR)**.
7. Keep **Token Endpoint Auth Method** at its discovered default.
8. Leave **Scope (override)** empty.
9. Leave **Audience (optional)** empty.
10. Select **Attach Identity Provider**.

The Speakeasy AI Control Plane registers the OAuth client with Zapier. You do
not need to paste a **Client ID** or **Client Secret**.

11. When provider access is first requested, sign in to Zapier with the account
   whose app connections should be available.
12. Complete Zapier's on-screen authorization prompts.

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This guide covers setup only. For anything beyond it — billing, tool behavior, limits — see Zapier's MCP documentation at https://docs.zapier.com/mcp/get-started/connect.