Pulling field data from template for api use

Pulling field data from template for api use

I am using Zapier to integrate Zoho Sign and Dotloop, when one of my
documents is complete it will create a new loop in our account at
Dotloop. 

 How can I pull specific field data from the document (which is
a template)  For instance, when the document "Residential Purchase
and Sale Contract (Two Signature) " is completed, I want a new loop
created in dotloop and it needs to use the "Property Address"
field in that  signed document for the loop title. 

 Currently, it seems the only options for data in Zapier are the standard sign  requests  I
am open to any ways of doing this, 

I don't have to use Zapier if you know of another way



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