Hey everyone, I’m having some trouble with Zapier and I’m wondering if it’s just me. I was working on some integrations earlier and suddenly all my connections started failing. I’ve tried reconnecting, clearing cache, and even making new connections, but I keep getting a ‘trigger held at execution’ error. A coworker mentioned there might be an outage. Is anyone else dealing with similar issues? Can’t connect, webhooks shutting down, that kind of thing? If you’ve found a fix, please share! These automations are crucial for my current project and I need to get them back up and running ASAP. Thanks for any help!
I’ve been encountering similar issues with Zapier today. My workflows have been intermittently failing, and I’ve noticed significant delays in task execution. After checking Zapier’s status page, it appears they’re experiencing some server-side problems. They’ve acknowledged the issue and their team is working on a resolution. In the meantime, I’ve found that manually retrying failed tasks sometimes works. It’s frustrating, but hopefully, they’ll have it sorted soon. For critical workflows, you might want to consider setting up temporary manual processes until Zapier confirms the problem is resolved. Keep an eye on their official channels for updates.
I’ve been dealing with Zapier issues today too, and it’s been a real headache. Started noticing problems this morning when my e-commerce integration suddenly stopped syncing new orders. Tried the usual troubleshooting steps - reconnecting accounts, restarting zaps, even creating new ones from scratch. Nothing seemed to work consistently.
After some digging, I found out it’s a widespread problem affecting multiple users. Zapier’s support team confirmed they’re experiencing some backend issues that are causing these disruptions. They didn’t give an ETA for a fix, but they’re actively working on it.
In the meantime, I’ve set up some manual workarounds for my most critical workflows. It’s not ideal, but it’s keeping things moving until Zapier sorts this out. If you have any mission-critical zaps, I’d suggest having a backup plan ready just in case this drags on.
Hopefully, they’ll get things back to normal soon. These kinds of outages always remind me why it’s important to have contingency plans for our automation tools.