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Use AWS Lambda to send data to your pre-built function

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Updated at August 20th, 2025

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This is the Invoke Function action. This presumes you have a pre-built function that you just want Zapier to invoke with some special arguments or data we provide from a trigger. Return data is ignored.

Invoking a Lambda function from Zapier is simple. First select your region, and choose the function to invoke:

Then, provide the arguments that you want to be provided to your function when it is invoked - you'll access it as the event object you may recognize from the AWS Lambda documentation.

To add more arguments, use the + button. A function you would upload to AWS Lambda to consume this event might look something like:

exports.handler = function(event, context) {
  // you have access to the event object:
  // event == {name: "FancyFile.pdf", size: 165435}
  context.succeed();
};

Note - if you are using Java or some other runtime - you may need to deserialize the payload/event as it could be passed in as a JSON bytestring. This is done for you automatically in the Node.js runtime.

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