How to set up automation triggers

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Lauren Edwardson
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Each automation must have a defined trigger. This determines when the automation will be initiated.

What triggers are available in Remote?

The following automation triggers are currently available:

Onboarding

  • First day of employment

  • New team member onboarded

  • Contract signed

  • Self-enrollment completed

  • Onboarding task completed

  • New team member added

Time off

  • A time off request is submitted

  • A time off request is approved

  • A time off request is canceled

  • A time off request's dates are changed

  • A time off request is declined

  • Someone returns from time off

  • A time off request is edited

Expenses

  • An expense is approved

  • An expense is declined

  • An expense is deleted

  • An expense is reimbursed

  • An expense is submitted

  • An expense is updated

Team member updates

  • Someone's department or manager is updated

  • Someone's personal information is updated

  • A custom field on someone's profile is updated

  • A contract amendment is updated

Team member events

  • A team member's birthday

  • A team member's contract end date

  • A team member's probation end date

  • A team member's last day of employment

  • A team member receives feedback

  • A career goal is created by a manager

  • A career goal is updated by a manager

  • A career goal is created by an employee

  • A career goal is updated by an employee

  • A self-reflection performance assessment is opened

More triggers

  • A deposit method is updated

  • An employment request is submitted

  • A timesheet is submitted

  • At recurring intervals

We're continuously adding more triggers. Don't hesitate to share your feedback with our team if you have a suggestion for a new trigger.

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