Connect Foodzilla + Help Scout via Zapier
Build meaningful client relationships with the Foodzilla + Help Scout integration. Connect via Zapier to create personalized support conversations, sync customer data, and make every client interaction feel human and caring.
Why Connect Help Scout to Foodzilla?
Help Scout is designed for teams who believe support should feel personal, not robotic. When connected to Foodzilla, it helps you nurture client relationships:
Create conversations that feel like email, not tickets
View complete client history in every interaction
Collaborate with your team on client responses
Build a knowledge base for self-service support
Provide support that strengthens your client relationships.
What Can You Automate?
Zapier connects Foodzilla events to Help Scout actions, enabling thoughtful support workflows for nutrition professionals.
Foodzilla to Help Scout
- Client Added: Create customer profile in Help Scout
- Receive Chat Message: Create conversation for team follow-up
- Meal Plan PDF Link Created: Add note to customer profile
Help Scout to Foodzilla
- Conversation Closed: Send chat message with follow-up
- New Customer Created: Add client to Foodzilla
- Customer Reply: Trigger notification or workflow
Create support experiences that clients remember positively.
Who Is This For?
Perfect for:
Nutrition practices valuing personal client relationships
Teams wanting email-like support without losing context
Coaches building long-term client partnerships
Make support feel personal at any scale.
Getting Started
To connect Foodzilla and Help Scout via Zapier, you'll need:
1. A Foodzilla account
2. A Help Scout account
3. A Zapier account
Choose your trigger (e.g. "Client Added") and action (e.g. "Create Customer"), map your fields, and start building better relationships.
Start personalizing support with Foodzilla + Help Scout integration.
Ready to level-up?
Create meal plans 10x faster, follow up with your clients through our mobile app, and never struggle with meal planning or recipe management again.