• Go to IPGeolocation.io.
• If you don’t have an account, click Sign Up and complete the registration.
• If you already have an account, click Sign in and enter your credentials.

• After logging in, go to your dashboard.
• Copy your API Key — you’ll need it to connect Zapier with IPGeolocation.io.

• Go to zapier.com and log in.
• Click Create a new zap from your dashboard.
• You will see a canvas where you can add modules (actions that perform tasks).

• Click the action button to add a module.
• Search for IPGeolocation in the module search bar.
• Select any action event (e.g., Find Geolocation Information or Find IP Security).

• In the module settings, find the account field and click Sign in.
• Paste the API Key you copied earlier into the required field.
• Click Yes, Continue to IPGeolocation to authenticate the connection.

• Zapier will attempt to connect using your API Key.
• If successful, the popup will close and you may proceed with the actions.
• If there’s an error, double-check your API Key and make sure it’s active and valid for the plan you’re using.

• Once connected, this API Key is available for all IPGeolocation modules in your Zaps.
• You can now use it to perform actions like Find Geolocation Information, Find User Agent, or Find Bulk IP Geolocation, depending on your API plan.

1. Get IP Geolocation

Retrieves full geolocation data of a single IPv4/IPv6.

• Input: IP Address
• Outputs: country_name, city, latitude, longitude and many more

2. Get Bulk IP Geolocation

Retrieves geolocation for up to 50,000 IPs per request.

• Input: Array of IPs
• Outputs: Collection of geolocation objects

3. IP Security Lookup

Security insights such as proxy, VPN, TOR, threat score, cloud and proxy providers.

• Input: IP Address
• Outputs: security.is_proxy, security.is_vpn, security.threat_score, security.is_cloud_provider and more

4. Bulk IP Security Lookup

Security assessment for multiple IPs.

• Input: Array of IPs
• Outputs: Collection of security data

5. Lookup ASN

Provides a simple way to retrieve accurate information about an Autonomous System Number (ASN) and its associated IPv4 and IPv6 address ranges.

• Input: IP or ASN number
• Outputs: asn.as_number, asn.organization and more

6. Lookup Abuse Contact Information

Includes details such as the role, handle, organization name, kind (e.g., group or individual), and postal address. This information helps identify the entity responsible for handling abuse reports.

• Input: IP Address
• Outputs: abuse.emails, abuse.handle and more

Free Timezone API and Time conversion API provides date and time related information such as current time, date in various formats, week, month, year, time in unix timestamp, UTC/GMT offset and day light saving time from timezone name, any IPv4 or IPv6 address or geolocation coordinates, IATA code, ICAO code, or UN/LOCODE.

7. Get Timezone Info

It can be consumed with the following input variations:

• For a Time Zone Name
• For any Address (preferrably, city address)
• For Location Coordinates (latitude & longitude)
• For any IP address
• For any IATA code
• For any ICAO code
• For any UN/LO Code
• Outputs: time_zone.name, time_zone.current_time, time_zone.date_time_wti and more

8. Time Conversion

Converts a time from one of following options

• Convert Time using Time Zone Names
• Convert Time using Location
• Convert Time using Coordinates
• Convert Time using IATA codes
• Convert Time using ICAO codes
• Convert Time using UN/LOCODEs

Output: Converted date/time

Provides timings for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, sun azimuth, moon azimuth, sun altitude, moon altitude, sun distance from the earth and moon distance from the earth.

9. Get Astronomy Details

• Outputs: astronomy.sunrise, astronomy.sunset, astronomy.moon_phase and many more.

10. Astronomy Time Series Lookup

• Outputs: Daily astronomy data for a defined date range.

Provides detailed client system information, allowing for the detection of bots, crawlers, and potential attackers.

11. Parse User Agent String

• Input: User agent string
• Outputs: provides name, device and operating sysem information.

1. Parse Bulk User Agent Strings

• Input: Array of User agent strings
• Outputs: Collection of parsed user agent objects

Modules: IP Geolocation, Filters, CMS Tool (WordPress, Webflow)

Scenario: Restrict certain content to specific countries.

• Trigger: New user visits website.
• Step 1: IP Geolocation: Detect user country.
• Step 2: Filter: Block or allow access based on country.
• Step 3: Action: Show country-specific content or redirect to localized page.

Modules: IP Geolocation, Google Sheets/Databases, Formatter

Scenario: Add location data for website visitors in analytics dashboards.

• Trigger: New form submission or event in Google Analytics.
• Step 1: IP Geolocation: Capture city, region, and country.
• Step 2: Formatter: Standardize location fields.
• Step 3: Action: Update Google Sheet or database for reporting with enriched location info.

Modules: IP Geolocation, Security Lookup, Slack/Email

Scenario: Detect logins from unusual locations and alert security team.

• Trigger: User login in an app (Auth0, Firebase, etc.).
• Step 1: IP Geolocation: Identify country & city.
• Step 2: Security Lookup: Check if IP is from proxy/VPN.
• Step 3: Filter: Only alert if location is unusual for that user or risky IP.
• Action: Send Slack/Email alert to security team.

Modules: IP Geolocation, Timezone Info, CRM/Support Tool (Zendesk, Freshdesk)

Scenario: Assign tickets to agents in the customer’s local timezone.

• Trigger: New support ticket submitted online.
• Step 1: IP Geolocation: Identify customer location.
• Step 2: Timezone Info: Determine their local time.
• Step 3: Action: Assign ticket to agent currently working in that timezone or auto-schedule reply.