Step 1: Clone the integration
Go to the GitHub repository and clone it locally
Step 2: Install Zapier CLI
Make sure you have Node.js installed, then install the Zapier CLI
Step 3: Authenticate with Zapier
Log in to your Zapier account from the CLI
Step 4: Push the app to Zapier
From the project directory, push the integration. This makes the Leadtime app available in your Zapier account (privately).
Step 5: Connect Leadtime
When creating a Zap:
Select Leadtime (private app)
Authenticate using a Leadtime API key
Choose triggers, searches, or actions
Step 6: Build and activate your Zap
You can now:
Create tickets
Update projects
Sync data to Slack, CRM, spreadsheets, and more
Choose Leadtime as the trigger app
Select a trigger (e.g. new or updated ticket)
Connect Slack as the action
Customize the message using Leadtime fields
Test and activate the Zap
What the integration supports
Full Leadtime API coverage
Dozens of actions (create, update, delete entities)
Search operations for existing records
Dynamic fields for projects, users, and more
Event-based triggers will continue to expand.
What’s coming next
Zapier App Directory listing
One-click installation
Prebuilt Zap templates
Want early access or help setting this up? Let us know.
