Triggers
All available trigger types organised by category: documents, signatures, payments, forms, contacts, records, and time-based.
Triggers
A trigger is the event that starts your automation. Every automation has exactly one trigger. Choose a trigger category and then a specific event.
Document Triggers
- Document Sent — Fires when a document is sent to a recipient.
- Document Viewed — Fires the first time a recipient opens the document link.
- Document Opened — Fires every time the document is opened (including repeat views).
- Document Downloaded — Fires when the recipient downloads the PDF.
- Document Status Changed — Fires whenever the document status changes (e.g., sent → viewed, viewed → signed).
- Document Expired — Fires when a quote or proposal passes its validity date.
- Document Archived — Fires when a document is archived.
Signature Triggers
- Signature Requested — Fires when a signing request is sent to a signer.
- Signature Completed — Fires when any individual signer completes their signature.
- All Signatures Done — Fires when all required signatures on a document have been collected.
- Signature Declined — Fires when a signer declines to sign.
- Signature Expired — Fires when a signing link expires without being used.
- Sequential Signer Turn — Fires when the next signer in a sequential signing workflow becomes active.
- Reminder Sent — Fires when a signing reminder email is sent.
Payment & Invoice Triggers
- Payment Received — Fires when any payment is successfully recorded (Stripe or manual).
- Payment Failed — Fires when a Stripe payment attempt fails.
- Partial Payment — Fires when a payment is received but the balance is not fully paid.
- Invoice Sent — Fires when an invoice is sent to the recipient.
- Due Date Approaching — Fires a configurable number of days before an invoice’s due date.
- Invoice Overdue — Fires when an invoice passes its due date without full payment.
- Invoice Paid in Full — Fires when the entire invoice balance is paid.
Form Triggers
- Form Submitted — Fires when a public form receives a completed submission.
- Form Viewed — Fires when someone opens the public form page.
- Form Started — Fires when someone begins filling out the form (first interaction).
- Form Abandoned — Fires when a form is started but not submitted.
Contact Triggers
- Contact Created — Fires when a new contact is added (manually, via import, or from a form submission).
- Contact Updated — Fires when any field on an existing contact changes.
- Contact Tagged — Fires when a tag is applied to a contact.
- Contact Untagged — Fires when a tag is removed from a contact.
Record Triggers
- Record Created — Fires when a new custom entity record is created.
- Record Updated — Fires when a record’s fields change.
- Record Tagged — Fires when a tag is applied to a record.
- Record Untagged — Fires when a tag is removed from a record.
Time-Based Triggers
- Scheduled — Fires on a recurring schedule (e.g., every day, every week).
- Days After Sent — Fires a specified number of days after a document was sent.
- Days Before Due — Fires a specified number of days before a document’s due date.
Scheduler/Booking Triggers
- Booking Created — Fires when a new booking is made (by a guest or admin).
- Booking Confirmed — Fires when a booking is confirmed (auto or manual).
- Booking Cancelled — Fires when a booking is cancelled by you or the guest.
- Booking Declined — Fires when you decline a pending booking.
- Booking Rescheduled — Fires when a booking is rescheduled to a new time.
- Booking Completed — Fires when a booking is marked as completed.
- Booking No-Show — Fires when a guest is marked as a no-show.
Manual Trigger
- Manual Trigger — Does not fire automatically. Start the automation manually from the UI. Useful for workflows you want to run on-demand.
Trigger Filters
Most triggers support additional filtering to narrow when they fire:
- Document type — Only trigger for specific document types (invoice, quote, contract, proposal).
- Form — Only trigger for a specific form.
- Tags — Only trigger when specific tags are present.
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