What can start an automation
A trigger is one of four kinds. The trigger sheet words them this way:
The sheet also offers two web-monitor starts: When something changes on a
page, and When there’s new content about a topic.
The trigger sheet
Open an automation and press Trigger on the tool rail under the canvas. The sheet has two parts:- What starts this automation says in one line what the trigger is now, filters included.
- Change what starts it is the form for changing it. Pick how it starts, then, for When something happens, pick the event.
Events you can start from
Events are grouped in the picker by where they come from: From your CRM, In your workspace, and Your own events.Contacts and deals
Bookings
To start only on a cancellation or a no-show, pick Booking cancelled,
no-show or status changed and tick Cancelled or No-show in Only
these statuses. With nothing ticked, any status change starts it. The
statuses you can tick are Waiting to be confirmed, Confirmed,
Showed, Cancelled, No-show and Invalid.
Email, texts, inbox and your site
Form submitted starts on any form on one of your published pages, whether
or not the person gave an email address.
Tables, files and posts
- Table row changed can narrow to the columns you name, but a column filter only means something beside a table, so pick the Table first.
- File uploaded counts files people upload. A file Goosy or an automation makes does not start it.
- Post published starts when a post goes live on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or YouTube, and you can limit it to the platforms you tick. See What works partly for the posts it misses.
Your own events and sequences
What works partly
- Invoice paid and Payment received start an automation when your connected CRM sends the payment to Goosy Bear. Accounts without a connected CRM have no payments to send, so these never start there.
- Post published starts when a post is published directly from Goosy Bear. A post scheduled through a connected GoHighLevel account does not report back as published yet, so it does not start this.
- The two web-monitor starts, When something changes on a page and When there’s new content about a topic, start an automation when a monitor finds a change or new content.