Triggering Relationships

When you click Add Condition, you need to set a triggering relationship. Different triggering relationships have different meanings.

Equals means that an automation will be triggered when the field value is equal to a fixed value.

Not equal to means that an automation will be triggered when the field value is not equal to a fixed value.

Equals to any means that an automation will be triggered when the field value is equal to any one of the filled values.

Not equal to any means that an automation will be triggered when the field value is not equal to any one of the filled values.

Contains means that an automation will be triggered when the field value contains the text content on the right. For example, if the product name contains Peach, an automation will be triggered as long as the field value in the trigger condition contains Peach, such as Peach 1, Peach 2, and Peach n.

Does not contain means that an automation will be triggered when the field value does not contain the text content on the right. The principle is the same as contains.

Is empty means that an automation will be triggered if you do not enter any contents before you submit the record.

Is not empty means that an automation will be triggered as long as the field is not null after you submit or modify the record.

When the field in the form is a number field, the supported triggering relationship also includes is less than, which means that an automation will only be triggered when the field value is less than the set value.

Is less than or equal to means that an automation will be triggered when the field values is less than or equal to the set value, when the field in the form is a number field.

When the field in the form is a number field, the supported triggering relationship also includes is greater than, which means that an automation will only be triggered when the field value is greater than the set value.

Is greater than or equal to means that an automation will be triggered when the field values is greater than or equal to the set value, when the field in the form is a number field.

When the field of the trigger condition is a number field, you can set the trigger value as a range, such as the value range (from 1 to 10), and an automation can be triggered when the value in the trigger form meets the set range.

When the field of the trigger condition is a Date&Time field, you can set the trigger value as a range, such as the date range (from 2018/08/15 to 2018/08/16), and an automation can be triggered when the value in the trigger form meets the set range.

When the field is a Members field or a Departments field, you can choose contains any as the triggering relationship. It means that an automation can be triggered as long as the trigger condition contains any one of the set members or departments.

Contains all means that an automation will be triggered when the filed value of the trigger condition contains all members or departments you set simultaneously.