Connect Mida to Zapier through the MCP Client app and run Mida tools inside any Zap, such as sending a test result to Slack every Monday.
Zapier is an automation platform that can act as an MCP client. Connecting it with Mida lets a workflow or agent read experiment results, create drafts, and manage goals on a schedule or in response to events, without anyone opening the dashboard.
Mida exposes a remote MCP server at https://mcp.mida.so/mcp. Zapier's MCP Client app connects to it with OAuth, then any Zap can run a Mida tool as an action and pass the result to the next step.
Run a Zapier workflow every Monday that lists running Mida experiments, reads each result, and posts a short summary to Slack, Teams, or email.
Check results on a schedule and alert the owner when a variant looks like a clear winner or loser, or a test has run long enough to call.
Let people ask how a test is doing from chat, and have Zapier fetch the answer from Mida with their own Mida sign-in.
When a test idea lands in a form, ticket, or spreadsheet, have Zapier create a Mida draft so it is ready for review. Drafts never go live on their own.
Illustrative demo only — not connected to your account. After you connect Mida, your assistant can help monitor experiments and notify your team when something is worth acting on.
No. Use the Mida MCP server URL and sign in with Mida when prompted. Do not paste API keys into your assistant.
MCP creates drafts by default where supported, so you can review changes in Mida before launching. You remain in control of what goes live.
During authorization, choose the Mida project the assistant should use. If you manage multiple projects, verify the selected project before creating tests, goals, or personalizations.
Use https://mcp.mida.so/mcp as the remote MCP server URL.
Mida is the lightweight A/B testing and personalization platform that integrates with the tools you already pay for.
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