Understanding trigger properties
Workflows allow you to choose from a number of different triggers - such as when a new order is created, when a new product is created, or when a dispute is raised.
Each different trigger also has a collection of extra information that comes with them. For example, when a new order is created, we receive information about the order number, the line items, and even information about who placed the order. These bits of information are called properties.
Trigger properties unlock some powerful capabilities in Swoop, such as:
Properties for each trigger type
Different triggers have different properties. You can find information about the different properties, what they're for, and what format they are in, below.
Trigger category | Trigger types | Trigger properties |
Order | A new order is created An order is cancelled An order is fulfilled An order is updated An order is paid |
View the Order documentation |
Product | A new product is created | View the Product documentation |
Refund | A new refund is created | View the Refund documentation |
Inventory levels | An inventory level is updated | View the Inventory Level documentation |
Shopify Payment disputes | A new dispute is raised A dispute is updated |
View the Payment Disputes documentation |