How to Import Zetaleap OpenAPI Custom Connectors in Power Automate & Copilot Studio
Import Zetaleap’s Microsoft-compliant Swagger 2.0 definitions into Power Automate, Power Apps, Azure Logic Apps, or Copilot Studio in under 60 seconds — with typed Dynamic Content outputs.
⚠️ Common Power Automate Bottleneck
Raw HTTP actions require Citizen Developers to manually write JSON headers, remember endpoint URLs, and run "Parse JSON" actions on every step.
✅ Zetaleap Edge Architecture
Zetaleap publishes ready-to-import OpenAPI 2.0 (Swagger 2.0) + apiProperties.json packages with x-ms-summary metadata so every action appears natively in Power Automate & Copilot Studio with zero Parse JSON steps.
Download the Swagger 2.0 Spec from /connectors
Visit https://zetaleap.com/connectors and download either the unified Zetaleap Suite Connector (power-automate.swagger.json) or an individual connector (SFTP, AI Formatter, Currency, URL Validator, URL Shortener, or Drive).
Import into make.powerautomate.com
In Power Automate, open Data -> Custom connectors -> + New custom connector -> Import an OpenAPI file. Select the downloaded .swagger.json file and click Continue.
Enter Your Bearer Token Once in Connection Setup
Click "Create connector", go to the Test tab -> + New connection, and enter "Bearer zl_your_token". Every flow and Copilot Studio agent in your environment can now invoke Zetaleap actions with strongly typed Dynamic Content!
paconn create \ --api-def apiDefinition.swagger.json \ --api-prop apiProperties.json