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This guide explains how to connect and set up Zapier with iDenfy. Below you will find step-by-step instructions on how to create a Zapier connection with iDenfy, including an example of a Shopify-iDenfy integration (though you can connect any Zapier-supported application with iDenfy).

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Zapier Connection

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Register and Log Into Zapier

Complete the registration in the Zapier platform and start a new project. Related topics you might want to explore:

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Create a New Automation/Zap

Once logged in, navigate to the top-left and click + Create, then Zaps. New Zap connection Alternatively, you can explore and use the pre-made Zapier templates, such as iDenfy-Shopify. iDenfy Shopify integration

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Authorize the Connection to iDenfy

When a new iDenfy step is created, after completing the App & event section, proceed to the Account tab and click Sign in. iDenfy Zapier authorization
The action number and event selected on the App & event tab do not matter for this step — it is intended to explain how to authorize Zapier to connect to iDenfy.
To complete authorization successfully, provide:
  • API key as Username
  • API secret as Password
You can manage your environment API key(s) and secret(s) on iDenfy’s side by navigating to Settings > API keys.
If you receive an authorization error, contact technical support via the dashboard using your account, or check whether a standard KYC session can be created successfully — either via the dashboard or API. This is required for successful authorization.Zapier authorization error

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Complete the Test

Complete tests for each individual action, add/set other actions if needed, and publish the connection/zap. Testing connection

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Identity Verification in Shopify with Zapier

Integration examples with pre-made zaps/connections are provided in the Zapier templates. iDenfy Shopify integration Read more about how to integrate identity verification into your Shopify store on our blog.