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⏱️ Trigger Nodes

Triggers are how a workflow starts. Impresiv supports multiple trigger types depending on your use case.

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🔗 Webhook

Start a flow when data is sent to a URL.

  • Method: ALL METHOD SUPPORTED
  • Headers and body supported
  • URL is auto-generated when you create the node

Use this when integrating with external systems or tools that send data.

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🕒 Schedule

Trigger your flow on a recurring basis.

  • Interval options: minutes, hourly, daily, weekly
  • Good for sync tasks, checks, or timed actions

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🔌 Apps Trigger

Start flows from external apps.

Examples:

  • Incoming message from WhatsApp, Telegram, or Instagram
  • New row in Google Sheets
  • New subscriber in Mailchimp

Requires app integration to be connected first.

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🧪 On Click (Test Only)

Manual trigger for testing flows inside the builder.

  • Doesn’t expose a real endpoint
  • Use to test downstream nodes quickly

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🔁 Trigger by Node

Call a workflow from inside another workflow.

  • Acts like a function call
  • Pass data between flows
  • Great for modular flow design

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❌ Error Trigger

Start a flow when another one fails.

  • Gets error info, execution logs, and flow metadata
  • Useful for alerts, fallbacks, or auto-recovery flows

App Triggers

Learn how to trigger flows from external apps

Build a Workflow

Start building with a trigger

Handle Errors

Use the error trigger with logic