Automated Workflows (Zaps): The ability to create automated workflows between different apps, where a specific event in one app triggers an action in another.
 

Multi-Step Zaps: The capability to build complex workflows that involve multiple sequential steps, allowing several actions to be chained together automatically.
 

Conditional Logic (Paths): The feature that enables adding conditional logic to workflows, creating different branches of actions based on specified conditions.
 

Filters: The ability to set filters to ensure that Zaps only run when certain conditions are met, controlling whether an action should proceed or stop.
 

Formatting: Built-in tools that format data before passing it from one app to another, converting dates, numbers, text, and more to the required format.
 

Delay: The option to add delays in workflows to pause actions for a specified amount of time, scheduling tasks to run at a specific time or after a set delay.
 

Webhooks: The integration with apps that aren't directly supported by Zapier through webhooks, sending or receiving data to extend functionality.
 

Custom Code: The feature that allows adding custom JavaScript code within Zaps to perform advanced transformations or calculations, executing custom logic not covered by default actions.
 

Data Storage (Storage by Zapier): The ability to store and retrieve data temporarily or long-term, to be used across Zaps, keeping track of running totals, logs, or intermediate values.
 

Email Parser: The capability to extract specific information from incoming emails to trigger Zaps, automating workflows based on email content.
 

Multi-Account Support: The ability to connect and manage multiple accounts for the same app within Zapier, creating workflows that involve multiple instances of the same app.
 

Error Handling: The feature to set up error notifications that alert users when a Zap encounters an issue, with an auto-replay option to automatically retry failed actions.
 

Collaboration Features: Tools that allow sharing Zaps with team members and managing access permissions, facilitating collaboration on workflow creation and editing.
 

Templates: Access to a library of pre-built Zap templates for quickly setting up common workflows, which can be customized to fit specific needs.
 

Task History: The ability to view and monitor the history of tasks performed by Zaps, checking for errors, successes, and the flow of data between apps.