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Use this page to add the first trigger to an automation scenario.

Overview

A trigger starts an automation scenario. The current automation builder exposes 9 trigger families. Pick the family that matches the event you want to react to, then choose the specific trigger option within that family.

Before you start

  • Open Automation.
  • Click Create new scenario.
  • Make sure the source you want to use is already connected under Integrations.

Steps

  1. Click Trigger.
  2. Choose the trigger family for the event you want to react to (see the 9 families below).
  3. Choose the specific trigger option within that family.
  4. Save the trigger.
  5. Continue building the scenario with the next step you need.

Trigger families

1. Shopify

Fires when a Shopify emits an order, cart, or checkout event. See Set up Shopify triggers in automation.

2. Commerce

Fires when bitbybit Commerce emits an order event. See Set up Commerce triggers in automation.

3. Web activity

Fires when a visitor performs a tracked action on a connected web property (page view, product view, collections view, add item to cart). See Set up Web activity triggers in automation.

4. bitLoyalty

Fires when a member earns, redeems, or otherwise mutates points in bitLoyalty. See Set up bitLoyalty triggers in automation.

5. Jubelio

Fires on events from the Jubelio inventory/POS integration. See Set up Jubelio triggers in automation.

6. Stamped loyalty

Fires on Stamped.io loyalty events (earn rewards, reward used). See Set up Stamped loyalty triggers in automation.

7. Custom webhook

Fires when a configured external endpoint POSTs to a bitbybit webhook URL with the expected payload. See Set up Custom webhook triggers in automation.

8. Schedule

Fires on a configured schedule for a selected customer segment. Repeat options include daily, weekly, monthly, annually, date of birth, and more. See Set up Schedule triggers in automation.

9. Chat trigger

Fires when an inbound message arrives on a connected channel (Incoming Chat) or when a support ticket is resolved (Ticket Resolved) in bitChat. See Set up Chat triggers in automation.

What happens next

After the trigger is saved, add the next step for the scenario, such as Communication channel, Time delay, or Conditions.