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OverviewYou can include your Gmail signature in emails sent through Zapier by using the Add signature default field available in the Send Email, Reply to Email, Create Draft and Create Draft Reply actions. Zapier pulls the default signatures you have already set up in Gmail, so there is no need to manually recreate your signature inside the Zap using HTML.Step-by-step guideSet up your Gmail signature in Gmail first. Go to Gmail Settings, then See all settings, then the General tab. Scroll to the Signature section and create your signature. Make sure to set it as the default for new emails using the Signature defaults > For new emails use dropdown. Open your Zap and add or edit a Gmail action step. Choose Send Email, Reply to Email, Create Draft or Create Draft Reply as your action event. Connect your Gmail account. Select the Gmail account that has

OverviewWhen someone completes a quiz in Google Forms, you can use Zapier to automatically send them their score by email. Google Forms handles the scoring natively using its Quiz mode, and Zapier picks up each new response and sends a personalized email with the result via Gmail. You don’t need to manually check responses or send scores one by one.Step-by-step guideStage 1: Set up your Google Form as a quizOpen your Google Form and enable Quiz mode. Go to Settings, select the Quizzes tab, and toggle on Make this a quiz. This unlocks scoring and automatic feedback features. Add an answer key and assign points.

OverviewYou can automatically remove duplicate rows in Google Sheets by building a Zap that detects new data as it arrives in your spreadsheet from multiple sources and deletes any matching row that already exists. The Zap would use a Lookup Spreadsheet Row action to search for an existing match, then a Delete Spreadsheet Row action to remove the duplicate. This approach keeps your spreadsheet clean on an ongoing basis without any manual effort.Step-by-step guideCreate a new Zap and set your trigger. In the Zap editor, choose Google Sheets as the trigger app and select New Spreadsheet Row as the trigger event. Connect your Google account and select the spreadsheet and worksheet you want to monitor. Add a Lookup Spreadsheet Row action. Add a new action step, choose Google Sheets, and select Lookup Spreadsheet Row as the action event. Select the same spreadsheet and worksheet as your trigger. Set the Lookup Colum