Events

Events trigger workflows.

This core reference entry is suited for beginner-level builders.

Events trigger .

They are classified into these types:

Event types

General events

General events are events that trigger a workflow automatically when a condition is true, such as:

  • User is logged in Triggers when the user is , or . Core reference | Video

  • User is logged out Triggers when the user is , or when they Core reference | Video

  • Do when condition is true Triggers when the resulting value from a equals yes. Core reference | Video

  • Page is loaded Triggers when the page is loaded, or whenever the Go to page action is used (even if it goes to the same page). Core reference | Video

  • Do every X seconds Triggers every X seconds, as specified in the event. Core reference | User manual | Video

  • An unhandled error occurs Triggers whenever any registered error occurs, regardless of what the error is. Core reference | Video

Element events

Element events are events that are triggered when a user interacts with an element, such as clicking a button.

  • An element is clicked Triggers whenever an element is clicked by the user. Core reference | User manual | Video

  • An input's value is changed Triggers whenever an element's value is updated, such as when the user types something in a text input. Core reference | User manual | Video

  • A map's marker is clicked Triggers whenever the user clicks the marker in a Maps element. Core reference | Video

  • A popup is opened/closed Triggers whenever the user opens or closes a popup. Note that open/close are two separate events. Core reference | Video

Custom events

Custom events are events that can be triggered from other events, allowing you to set up "modules" or "functions" that you can use in more than one workflow.

  • Custom events Can be triggered by an in a separate workflow. Core reference | User manual

  • Recurring event () Triggers once on the server, and then at a specified interval. Core reference

  • Trigger a custom event when data changes ( action) Is set to trigger by an action, and then triggers a custom event on the first instance of a specified change in the database. Core reference

Trigger event

  • Database trigger event () Triggers whenever a specific change happens in the database. Core reference | User manual

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