Triggers
Webhook trigger
Overview The webhook trigger starts a flow when it receives data from an external application or service through a unique webhook URL. A webhook allows an application to send data to Zoho Flow as soon as an event occurs. When Zoho Flow receives the ...
Email trigger
The Email trigger lets you start a flow when an email is received. It parses incoming emails and extracts data from them as variables, which you can use in subsequent steps of your flow. This is ideal for workflows that involve consistently formatted ...
Schedule trigger
A schedule trigger starts your flow at a specific time or at regular intervals. Unlike app triggers, which depend on events in applications, schedule triggers run based on time. You can use schedule triggers to automate tasks that need to run ...
App trigger
An app trigger starts a flow when a specific event occurs in a connected application. For example, the flow can start when a new record is created, an existing record is updated, or a supported event such as a payment, ticket, or meeting activity ...
URL trigger
The URL Trigger allows you trigger a flow when new data is added to an API-backed URL that you've configured in it. In other words, Zoho Flow will send a GET request to a REST API endpoint, and the response data will be converted into usable data for ...
RSS/Atom feed trigger
What is an RSS or Atom feed? An RSS or Atom feed is a structured data format used to deliver frequently updated content to users and apps. These feeds adhere to standards known as Really Simple Syndication (RSS) and Atom. RSS and Atom feeds enable ...