Triggers in the new Flow
This page was printed on Mar 22, 2023. For the current version, visit https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/shopify-flow/reference/triggers.
- Collection created
- Collection deleted
- Customer account disabled
- Customer account enabled
- Customer created
- Customer deleted
- Draft order created
- Draft order deleted
- Fulfillment created
- Fulfillment event created
- 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
- Refund created
- Scheduled time
- Subscription contract created
- Tender transaction created
- Payment schedule is due
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 triggers
To test a workflow trigger, first verify that the workflow can safely run if a real event occurs while the workflow is active.
Steps:
- Activate the workflow.
- 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.
- Monitor the Activity page to verify that your workflow has run.