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This trigger activates immediately after a new record is added to the table.

Examples

• Send a welcome email when a new customer record is added.

• Auto-assign a default status or owner when a task is created.

• Log record creation in an audit trail or activity tracker table.

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This trigger runs whenever an existing record is modified, either manually or through automation.

Examples

• Notify the team when a task status changes to Completed.

• Update dependent fields when a priority or category is changed.

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This trigger activates when a record starts to meet the conditions of a specific view—meaning it wasn't in that view before, but now it is.

Examples

• Automatically notify or tag a record when it meets High Priority filter criteria.

• Trigger an email alert when a record enters a Delayed view based on date fields.

• Launch follow-up actions when a record qualifies for a Ready for Review view.

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This is a time-based trigger that runs at a fixed interval or on a specific schedule.

Examples

• Send daily reminders for overdue tasks.

• Run weekly reports on active projects.

• Perform batch updates.