Triggers in the new Flow

Triggers are events that start a workflow. After you select a trigger to start a workflow, you can set actions to take place immediately, or you can set conditions to determine what actions are performed.

Testing workflows

To test a workflow trigger, first verify that the workflow can safely run if a real event occurs while the workflow is active.

Steps:

1. Activate the workflow.
2. Create an event that causes the trigger to start the workflow. For example, if you're testing the Collection created event, then create a collection in the Shopify admin.
3. Monitor the Activity page to verify that your workflow has run.

For more information on monitoring workflows, refer to Monitoring workflows in Shopify Flow.

In this section

• Collection created

• Collection deleted

• Customer account disabled

• Customer account enabled

• Customer created

• Customer deleted

• Customer tags added

• Customer tags removed

• Company created

• Company location created

• Company contact created

• Company contact assigned permission

• Draft order created

• Draft order deleted

• Fulfillment order fulfillment cancellation request accepted

• Fulfillment order fulfillment cancellation request rejected

• Fulfillment order fulfillment cancellation request submitted

• Fulfillment order cancelled

• Fulfillment order hold is released

• Fulfillment order is put on hold

• Fulfillment created

• Fulfillment order line items are prepared for local delivery

• Fulfillment event created

• Fulfillment order line items are prepared for pickup

• Fulfillment order moved

• Fulfillment order fulfillment request accepted

• Fulfillment order fulfillment request rejected

• Fulfillment order fulfillment request submitted

• Fulfillment order rescheduled

• Fulfillment order fulfillment service failed to complete fulfillment

• Inventory item created

• Inventory item deleted

• Inventory quantity changed

• Order cancelled

• Order created

• Order deleted

• Order fulfilled

• Order paid

• Order ready to fulfill

• Order risk analyzed

• Order transaction created

• Product added to store

• Product deleted

• Product status updated

• Product variant added

• Product variant deleted

• Product variant back in stock

• Product variant out of stock

• Refund created

• Scheduled time

• Subscription contract created

• Tender transaction created

• Payment schedule is due