Dictionary
Workflow Trigger
The event that starts an automated workflow.
Definition
A Workflow Trigger is the signal — a webhook, schedule, form submission, new row, inbound email — that initiates an automation. Trigger design determines reliability and cost of the entire system.
Example
A new Stripe payment triggers a workflow that generates an invoice, sends a receipt, and adds the customer to an onboarding sequence.
Related Workflows
Related Tool Stacks
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Workflow↳ linked
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Workflow↳ linked
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Workflow↳ linked
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