Understanding Triggers, Conditions, and Actions

Each Workflow consists of a Trigger, Conditions, and Actions.

Triggers

Basic workflows in Arigato start with events in Shopify, such as a product being updated or an order being placed on the store. 

Advanced usage of Arigato can include manually triggered bulk operations, manually triggered (on-demand events), planned schedules, and incoming webhooks.

How Triggers Impact Conditions 

The Trigger you select determines the available Conditions and the Tokens available for your Actions. 

For example, selecting a trigger on Customer Created will reveal Conditions relevant to the Customer Created trigger.

Conditions

Conditions are determined by the selected Trigger also. Different Triggers come with different Conditions. For example, the Customer Created trigger comes with Conditions about the Customer.

Depending on the Condition selected, you'll see additional options for filtering that item.

Actions

Much like Conditions, some Actions are also dependent on the Trigger you've selected. 

In addition to Actions that are dependent on the Trigger, some Actions are always available, such as Notification Actions.

Depending on the Action selected, additional options will appear.