Scheduled trigger ready

A previously scheduled trigger has reached its target time and is ready to run.

Trickle's scheduled trigger feature allows you to introduce delays and time-based logic to your workflows, as well as start workflows inside Shopify Flow based on webhooks sent from external sources.

To schedule a future trigger from within Shopify Flow, use the Schedule trigger action in one workflow to set up a trigger to run at some point in the future.

To start a workflow inside Shopify Flow from an external system, you can use Trickle's Hooks feature to receive a HTTP request sent by a third party.

In both cases, at the scheduled time Trickle will fire a "Scheduled trigger ready" trigger you can use to start a new workflow.

You can choose to attach a customer, order, product, or some custom data (or a combination of these) when scheduling a trigger. As a result of Shopify Flow's architecture, this means that the "ready" trigger could actually be one of four unique triggers:

• Scheduled trigger with custom data ready;

• Scheduled trigger with customer ready;

• Scheduled trigger with order ready; or

• Scheduled trigger with product ready.

A single "Schedule trigger" action could result in one or more of these triggers firing at the specified time.

Trigger properties

Name	Description
Trigger name	The unique name used to identify this trigger at the time it was scheduled.
Custom data	Any custom data that was passed at the time the trigger was scheduled. (Only passed for the "Scheduled trigger with custom data ready" variant of the trigger.)
Customer	Any customer that was passed at the time the trigger was scheduled. All customer properties (name, email, etc) are available. (Only passed for the "Scheduled trigger with customer ready" variant of the trigger.)
Order	Any order that was passed at the time the trigger was scheduled. All order properties (name, total price, etc) are available. (Only passed for the "Scheduled trigger with order ready" variant of the trigger.)
Product	Any product that was passed at the time the trigger was scheduled. All product properties (title, description, etc) are available. (Only passed for the "Scheduled trigger with product ready" variant of the trigger.)

Notes

You can use the Trigger name property to distinguish between different types of scheduled workflows. See the example below.

Example use

Removes an "Afterpay" tag from an order 24 hours after placement.