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Adding a Trigger

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Triggers are the starting points for your user flow. They define the conditions under which the workflow will initiate. In the workflow editor canvas, locate the "Add trigger" node. Click the plus icon (+) next to "Add trigger". A pop-up menu will appear with available trigger types.

  • New Scheduled Trigger:

    • Description: Setup a new trigger for a specific point in time or on a recurring schedule.

    • Icon: Clock.

  • New Profile Property Trigger:

    • Description: Setup a new trigger based on the update of a properties of a user's profile (e.g., when a user's last_login date changes or plan_type becomes "premium").

    • Icon: User profile/person.

  • New User Event Trigger:

    • Description: Setup a new trigger based on an event a user performs (e.g., "completed_purchase", "viewed_product").

    • Icon: Pointer/wand.

  • New API Trigger:

    • Description: Setup a new trigger callable from the Integration API, allowing external systems to initiate this workflow.

    • Icon: Code brackets (</>).

After selecting a trigger type, you would typically configure its specific conditions and parameters. Then, you would add steps (actions) to the workflow.