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A trigger is a type of Start node that allows your workflow to run automatically—either on a schedule or in response to events from external systems (such as GitHub, Gmail, or your internal services)—without requiring a user action or API call.
Triggers are ideal for automating repetitive processes and integrating workflows with third-party applications to enable seamless data synchronization and processing.
⚡️ Trigger = When something happens → then do something
Triggers form the foundation of event-driven Workflow capabilities and currently support the following types:
Schedule — time-based triggers
SaaS Integration Event — events from external SaaS platforms (e.g., Slack, GitHub, Linear) integrated through Plugins
Webhook — HTTP callbacks from external systems
These trigger features are only available for Workflows. Chatflow, Agent, and BasicChat currently do not support triggers.
🧩 Marketplace
We provide several popular trigger plugins, which you can explore in our Marketplace.
😎 Enjoy the Experience
Sit back, relax, and let your workflows run themselves.
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Introduce Trigger Functionality
A trigger is a type of Start node that allows your workflow to run automatically—either on a schedule or in response to events from external systems (such as GitHub, Gmail, or your internal services)—without requiring a user action or API call.
Triggers are ideal for automating repetitive processes and integrating workflows with third-party applications to enable seamless data synchronization and processing.
⚡️ Trigger = When something happens → then do something
Triggers form the foundation of event-driven Workflow capabilities and currently support the following types:
These trigger features are only available for Workflows. Chatflow, Agent, and BasicChat currently do not support triggers.
🧩 Marketplace
We provide several popular trigger plugins, which you can explore in our Marketplace.
😎 Enjoy the Experience
Sit back, relax, and let your workflows run themselves.
What's Changed
WorkflowResumptionContextfor pause state management #28122Filemodel add known extra fields, fix issue about the tool of… #27607VariablePool.getadding unexpected keys to variable_dictionary #26767New Contributors
Full Changelog: 1.9.2...1.10.0
This discussion was created from the release v1.10.0 - Event-Driven Workflows.
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