Trigger Management Guide

You can schedule reminders by binding a trigger to an objective and setting a cron wake policy. This creates a programmable wake-up event that drives automated follow-up actions at your specified time intervals.

Trigger-based orchestration binds wake-up events to objectives using a valid trigger class and context. This reduces memory burden and coordination overhead by programmatically driving automated follow-up actions across systems and channels.

Yes, webhook triggers wait for external events and replies across channels. The system enforces channel-aware delivery and cross-channel coordination to ensure automated results reach the correct audience.

You prevent duplicate triggers by calling the list triggers function before creating new ones. This verifies existing poll triggers and ensures proper objective lifecycle management without overlapping wake-up policies.

Yes, trigger management enforces explicit wake policy types including interval, once, cron, poll, and webhook. You select a valid policy type and bind it to your objective using a proper trigger class and context.

Using a poll trigger for replies requires explicit objective binding and a valid trigger class. You must manage the objective lifecycle and configure channel-aware delivery to prevent missed wake-up events across systems.