First things first, make sure you have active accounts on both WeWeb and Zapier. If you don't, no worries! Just sign up for these services:

• For WeWeb: Head over to WeWeb and create an account.
• For Zapier: Go to Zapier and create an account.

• Log into your Zapier account.
• Navigate to the Dashboard.
• Click on "Make a Zap" to start creating a new automation workflow.

Here, you'll pick the app and event that will kick off the Zap.

• Search for WeWeb in the app selection box.
• Choose a trigger app (e.g., Webhook by Zapier if WeWeb doesn't connect directly).
• Select a specific Trigger Event. For example, if using Webhooks, you might choose "Catch Hook."
• Click "Continue" and follow the on-screen prompts to connect your WeWeb account if needed.

• Configure the specifics of the trigger.
• If using a webhook, grab the webhook URL provided by Zapier.
• Go back to WeWeb and set up an automation to send HTTP requests to this webhook URL.
• Test the trigger by generating some activity that would trigger the webhook.

Now, let's specify what should happen once the trigger event occurs.

• Search and select WeWeb as the action app.
• Choose an Action Event. For example, this might be "Create Page," "Update Data," etc.
• Click "Continue" and follow the on-screen prompts to set up the action.

• Configure the details of the action.
• Map any necessary data from the trigger step to fields in the action step.
• For example, if you're updating data in WeWeb, select the fields that should be populated with data from the trigger event.

• Click the "Test & Continue" button to see if the zap works correctly.
• Ensure data flows as expected from the trigger to the action.

• Once the test is successful, click on "Turn on Zap."
• Your automation is now live.

• Periodically check the task history in Zapier to ensure the zap is running smoothly.
• Make any necessary adjustments to improve the workflow.