It started out as a new way to collaborate on documents in an editor that made writing fun again. But it didn’t stop there. Today, Quip includes team chat, spreadsheets, and checklists, along with themes to format your documents, tools to import notes from Evernote and documents from Google Docs, and much more. It’s a full office suite where your team can collaboratively work together on everything.
And with its new Zapier triggers and actions, you can now automate Quip and make it part of your workflow easier than ever. You can add items to lists or spreadsheets from Zapier, letting you automatically add your expenses from your invoicing app and your sales from your payment processor, and also import the tasks your team needs to work on from any of your productivity tools. There’s also new actions, so you can start a Zap whenever there’s a new message on a thread or an item in your inbox, giving you an easy way to track productivity and get notified in any of your apps.
For great ways to connect Quip to the rest of the apps your team relies on, check Quip’s Zapbook page for popular integrations, or head over to your Zapier dashboard and start making your own Quip integrations.
Original Article by Matthew Guay
