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.

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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.

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

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Actions

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

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

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Depending on the Action selected, additional options will appear. 

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