List triggers
List triggers
Authorizations
Query Parameters
Comma-separated list of app names to filter connections by. You can get the app names from the name
field in the response of the GET /api/v1/apps
endpoint.
Comma-separated list of connected account IDs to filter triggers by. Returns all the possible triggers you can setup for these connected accounts. You can get the connected account IDs from the id
field in the response of the GET /api/v1/connections
endpoint.
Comma-separated list of trigger names to filter triggers by. You can get the trigger names from the name
field in the response of the GET /api/v1/triggers
endpoint.
Comma-separated list of integration IDs to filter triggers by. You can get the integration IDs from the id
field in the response of the GET /api/v1/integrations
endpoint.
When set to true, returns only enabled triggers. This field is deprecated and will be removed in future versions.
Response
Unique identifier of the app this trigger belongs to. You can get this from the id
field in the response of the GET /api/v1/apps
endpoint.
Unique key identifying the app this trigger belongs to.
Name of the app this trigger belongs to.
Human-readable name of the trigger shown in the UI.
Unique identifier of the trigger. This is used to reference the trigger in other API calls.
Configuration parameters required for the trigger. Structure varies based on trigger type.
Number of times this trigger has been activated.
Detailed description of what the trigger does.
Indicates whether the trigger is currently enabled.
Step-by-step instructions on how to set up and use this trigger.
URL of the trigger's icon or logo.
Sample payload that will be sent when the trigger fires.
Classification or category of the trigger.
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