Make track management easier using Zapier tagging. Whether one-off tracks or regular hour-long mixes, automate DJ collaboration by sending files from places like Dropbox to your station, all without lifting a finger.

Before continuing, sign up for a free Zapier plan.

Start by heading into your Zapier Dashboard, then choose Make A Zap.

Next, choose your preferred storage service (like Dropbox) in your Trigger, then select New File in Folder as your trigger event.

Connect your chosen account to your trigger.

Choose the folder you’ll be placing files into for the trigger.

Test your trigger to make sure it picks a file from the folder you've selected. Once successful, continue.

For your action event, choose Radio.co's Upload a Track.

Then make sure your action is hooked up to your Radio.co account.

Now apply your tag. Select your station, the upload URL, and file name. The tag dropdown will show existing tags from your station, so choose whichever you want to be applied to tracks placed in your trigger folder.

If no tags are shown, create one in your dashboard.

Lastly, test to make sure the Zap works. When successful, turn it on to go live.

You should now find the track in your Radio.co media library with the correct tag applied to it.

Running tasks in the background makes your life easier. But it's good to check in to make sure everything is working as intended.

In your media library, search for a track or show uploaded. If all went well, the tag should be applied correctly.

And if you've not done so already, add the tag to a live playlist that's in rotation.

Now when a DJ uploads a track or full-length show to an external storage place like Dropbox, they'll get automatically added and ready to go live.

To go one step further, multiple Zaps can be setup for mass upload and tagging. Just follow the same steps, hooking up your chosen storage drive to your station and adjusting the settings.

To keep track of what's going on, use Zap History. Get a play by play of all your previously fired Zaps. But be aware, on the free plan Zaps are limited and run every 15 minutes. Higher plans offer shorter wait times and less restriction.