⚡Event Triggers
Trigger a custom workflow in Zapier, Make or any HTTP REST endpoint of your choice (e.g. Slack and AWS lambda functions!) or execute a database query when your data gets updated.
Stacksync lets you trigger custom workflows in real-time when your data is created, updated and/or deleted. When a data event happens and matches your custom filters, an HTTP request (or Database query) is sent to the endpoint of your choice.
The triggered HTTP endpoint can be anything from an AWS lambda function, Zapier/Make workflow or any other API endpoint.
The triggered Database query can be anything from a Postgres, Snowflake, BigQuery, DynamoDB, MongoDB and more.
This guide illustrates how to create a trigger within a sync.
Create a trigger
1. First, go to your Stacksync dashboard
2. Open a sync

3. Click "Create trigger"

4. Configure your trigger



Below is an explanation of every configuration parameter:
5. Click "Create trigger"
Once your configuration is done, click "Create trigger" to start sending data to your HTTP endpoint.

That's it! 🎉 You create a trigger!
Pause a trigger
Pausing a trigger will stops its execution until you resume the trigger.

Edit a trigger
Editing a trigger is very easy. It is the exact same procedure as creating a trigger but you have to first select which trigger you want to edit.

You can then follow our Create a trigger guide to edit your trigger.
Remove a trigger
Simply click on the bin icon to remove a trigger.

That's it for trigger! Stacksync's simple no-code editor lets you massively simplify your backend and create as many triggers as you want. No limits!
Learn more by visiting our full trigger documentation at Event triggers
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