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How To Export Data to MongoDB via Zapier
How To Export Data to MongoDB via Zapier
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Zapier is a tool that helps you integrate workflows between different apps — no code necessary. When an event happens in one app, Zapier will be triggered to tell another app to perform a particular action, according to the Zap you create. In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect Octoparse to MongoDB via Zapier, allowing your file to export directly without having to manually download it.

Please note that every line of data delivered with this Zap will cost ONE Zapier task!

Take the fast lane by using this Octoparse X Google Drive template:

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To create a new Zap click on "Create Zap" on your Zapier account page:

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STEP 1. Setup the Trigger:

Choose Octoparse as the trigger app and select New Data Processed as the Trigger Event. We also recommend you rename your Zap at this stage in the left top corner.

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Choose or connect your Octoparse account to Zapier.

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Select your target Octoparse task by choosing the belonging group in Octoparse or search by Task ID, then select your ideal Task Status (multiple choices are available).

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For the last part of the first step, Zapier will ask you to test your trigger. If everything works, then you'll be prompted to move on to the next step of your Zap.

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STEP 2. Setup the Action

Choose Octoparse as the action app and select “Create Document” as Action Event.

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Select or connect your MongoDB account then locate your pre-setup collection by following the Setup action. It is recommended to leave the Data field empty for the Zap to take the raw data from the trigger event and inserts it directly.

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By clicking continue, you will be able to test and review the entire Zap, if the result is to your satisfaction, you are all set to turn on the Zap!

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Click here to explore more use cases with Zapier and Octoparse.

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