In today's fast-paced digital world, customer expectations are higher than ever. They anticipate immediate responses and personalized interactions. Manually reacting to every customer signal is simply unsustainable. This is where event-based process automation steps in, allowing you to build responsive business processes that react to changes in real-time.
Imagine a platform that automatically initiates workflows the moment an event happens – a new order is placed, a customer updates their profile, or an external system sends a crucial notification. This is the power of Triggers.do. Without the complexity of building intricate, event-driven infrastructures from scratch, Triggers.do provides a comprehensive platform for defining and managing these workflow triggers.
Triggers.do is designed around the core concept of workflow triggers. Instead of relying on manual intervention or batch processing, your processes are ignited by specific events occurring in any connected system. This means your business can be more agile, reacting instantly to opportunities and challenges.
Let's look at a simple example – imagine you want to trigger a personalized follow-up email or an internal notification for high-value orders. With Triggers.do, you can define a trigger that watches for the order.created event from your e-commerce platform. You can then add a filter, like amount > 100, ensuring the trigger only activates for orders exceeding a certain value.
Here's a glimpse of how you might define such a trigger using Triggers.do:
import { Trigger } from 'triggers.do';
const newOrderTrigger = new Trigger({
name: 'New Order Created',
description: 'Triggers when a new order is created in the system',
event: 'order.created',
source: 'ecommerce-platform',
filter: {
condition: 'amount > 100',
priority: 'high'
},
handler: async (event) => {
// Process the event and start workflows
return {
workflowId: 'order-processing',
data: event.data
};
}
});
This simple definition tells Triggers.do to listen for a specific event from a specific source and, if a certain condition is met, execute a defined handler function. This handler can then initiate any workflow you've defined within your Triggers.do environment.
Triggers.do simplifies the creation of responsive and even agentic workflows. By automating the initiation process based on real-time events, you can build workflows that think and act intelligently based on the circumstances. This allows for automated decision-making and action-taking without complex manual configuration for every scenario.
Whether it's a simple notification, a complex data enrichment process, or triggering a customer service interaction, Triggers.do acts as the critical starting point, powered by the relevant event data.
Triggers.do automates workflows by allowing you to define specific conditions and events from various systems that, when met, automatically initiate your defined workflows. It acts as a central hub, listening for events and intelligently deciding when to kick off the next step in your process.
The possibilities are vast! Triggers can be based on events like:
Absolutely! You can define custom filters within each trigger. These filters allow you to specify criteria within the event data that must be matched for the trigger to activate. This ensures that workflows only run when they are truly relevant.
Triggers.do is built for connectivity. It integrates with a wide range of systems and applications through APIs, webhooks, and pre-built connectors to receive event data. This allows you to unify your business processes and react to events happening across your entire technology stack.
By leveraging event-based automation with Triggers.do, you can move beyond static processes and build a genuinely responsive and agile business. Enhance customer experience by reacting instantly to their actions, streamline internal operations by automating repetitive tasks triggered by system events, and unlock the power of real-time workflows.
Ready to start building reactive processes? Explore the capabilities of Triggers.do and see how you can start workflows when events happen.