An audit of what is already running
Every active Zap is mapped: what it does, what breaks if it stops, and who owns it.
Automation integration
Keep Zapier. RSG connects it.
Plenty of businesses have a handful of Zaps holding things together. Some are worth keeping exactly as they are, and some are fragile enough to be a risk.
RSG reviews what you have, keeps what works, hardens what does not, and uses Zapier as a bridge to tools that do not justify a custom connection.
What RSG connects in Zapier
Triggers from RSG systems into your existing Zaps
Actions in the thousands of apps Zapier reaches
Webhooks, for events that need to arrive in real time
Existing Zaps, documented so they stop being a mystery
What that makes possible
A bridge to niche tools
Industry software with no direct connection still gets data in and out through Zapier.
Failures that get noticed
Critical automations are monitored so a silent failure becomes an alert, not a surprise a month later.
Integration availability depends on each platform's API, plan tier, and account permissions, and is verified for your specific accounts during scoping. RSG builds against each platform's published interfaces and does not claim official partnerships with any company listed here. Product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Already on Zapier? Start there.
On a strategy call we look at how Zapier is set up today, where work is falling between it and your other tools, and what connecting them would involve. You keep the account, the data, and the login.