Workflow Events/Trigger
A Trigger is the specific event that starts a workflow. An event is any activity within the CarePortals platform, such as an order's status changing or a customer's signup. When that specific event occurs, the workflow is automatically activated.
The platform offers a wide variety of events to choose from, grouped by category:
Order Events
Monitors the progress of a customer's order, from creation and payment to fulfillment and shipping.
Subscription Events
Manages changes in a customer's subscription status, including activation, pauses, cancellations, and renewals.
Appointment Events
Tracks the entire lifecycle of a patient's appointment, from its initial booking to its final status.
Customer Events
Pertains to a user's journey and profile management on the platform, from initial signup to profile modifications. In the CarePortals platform, the term Customer corresponds to a Patient.
Lead Events
Follows the journey of a potential customer, from their initial capture as a lead to their conversion or loss.
Task Events
Relates to the management and status changes of internal tasks, such as their creation, completion, or cancellation.
Form Events
Questionnaire Events
Covers all interactions related to data submission and review through forms and questionnaires.
Communication Events
Logs incoming messages and communications received from external sources.
Prescription & Requisition Events
Tracks the status and lifecycle of medical requisitions and prescriptions from creation to final disposition.
Cart Events
Signifies key transactional moments in an online purchasing process.
Webhook Events
Triggers notifications for interactions and data exchanges with external third-party systems.
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Now that you understand what an event is, you may want to explore the following pages.
How to Use Adapters: Connect your workflow to external services and perform specific actions.
How to Use the CRM Actions: Configure your workflow to automatically send messages, update CRM records, and more.
How to Use the Wait Component: Add delays to control when actions happen within a workflow.
How to Use Conditions: Create logic paths by setting rules that split your workflow’s behavior.
Trigger Events Payloads Index: See the payload for each trigger event type.