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The Doozy API is currently in closed beta. To request access, please email hello@doozy.live.
This guide walks you through calling the Doozy API from Zapier to automate your reporting workflows.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:
  • A Doozy account with API access enabled (see Authentication)
  • A Doozy API key
  • A Zapier account (Professional plan or higher recommended for Webhooks)

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Using Webhooks by Zapier

Since there isn’t a native Doozy app in Zapier, you’ll use Webhooks by Zapier to make API requests.
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Create a New Zap

Log in to Zapier and click Create Zap.
2

Add a Trigger

Choose any trigger that suits your workflow (e.g., Schedule by Zapier for periodic reports).
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Add Webhooks by Zapier Action

Click + to add an action, search for Webhooks by Zapier, and select Custom Request.
4

Configure the Request

Set up the webhook with the following settings:
In Zapier, headers use the format Header-Name | Header-Value. Enter your API key as:
5

Test the Action

Click Test action to verify the connection. You should see your quiz data in the response.

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Example: Fetching a Quiz Report

To fetch detailed results for a specific quiz: Replace {quizId} with the actual quiz ID from your Doozy dashboard.

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Parsing the Response

The API returns JSON data. To use specific fields in subsequent Zap steps:
1

Access Response Data

After testing the webhook, Zapier automatically parses the JSON response.
2

Use Fields in Later Steps

In subsequent actions, you can reference specific fields from the response, such as:
  • quiz.title - The quiz title
  • summary.totalParticipants - Number of participants
  • summary.averageScore - Average quiz score

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Handling Pagination

For endpoints returning multiple items:
  1. Make the initial request with a limit parameter in the URL:
  2. Use Zapier’s Looping by Zapier or Paths to handle pagination if you need more than 100 items.

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Example Workflow: Daily Quiz Summary to Slack

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Schedule Trigger

Use Schedule by Zapier to run daily at your preferred time.
2

Fetch Quiz Report

Add Webhooks by Zapier → Custom Request to fetch /v1/quizzes/{quizId}/report.
3

Format the Message

Use Formatter by Zapier to create a summary message with the quiz results.
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Send to Slack

Add Slack → Send Channel Message to post the summary.

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Example Workflow: Export Quiz Results to Google Sheets

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Schedule Trigger

Use Schedule by Zapier to run weekly.
2

Fetch Quiz Data

Use Webhooks by Zapier to fetch quiz report data.
3

Add to Spreadsheet

Use Google Sheets → Create Spreadsheet Row to log the results.

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Error Handling

Zapier will mark a Zap step as failed if it receives a non-2xx response. Common errors:
Use Zapier’s built-in Error Handling feature to add retry logic or send notifications when errors occur.
See Error Handling for a complete list of error codes.

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Security Best Practices

Never share your Zap publicly if it contains your API key. Anyone with access to the Zap could view your key.
  • Keep your Zaps private
  • Regularly rotate your API keys (see Authentication)
  • Monitor your Zap history for unexpected errors