The Triggers page is your single view of every webhook and app trigger across all your workflows — active, paused, or erroring — without having to open each workflow one by one. From here you can see what's firing, what's quiet, and take quick action on any trigger.
Getting There
Click Triggers in the left sidebar. The page loads immediately — no workflow needs to be open first.
What the Columns Mean
Each row in the table is one trigger. Here's what every column tells you:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Status | A badge showing the trigger's current state. See the table below for what each badge means. |
| Trigger name | The name you gave the trigger, plus its type (webhook or app) and the workflow it belongs to. |
| Last fired | When this trigger last started a workflow run. Blank if it has never fired. |
| Activity | The total number of times this trigger has fired, with an error count shown alongside it when any of those firings failed. |
| Errors | Any recent errors — for example, a webhook whose signing secret is out of sync, or an app trigger whose connected account lost permission. |
Status badges
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | The trigger is enabled and will fire the next time its event arrives. |
| Paused | You've paused the trigger. Incoming events are silently dropped; your workflow won't run until you resume. |
| Listening | The trigger is set up and waiting for its first event. It's active — just hasn't fired yet. |
| Error | Something went wrong — a bad signing secret, an expired app token, or a misconfiguration. Hover the badge (or open the workflow) to see what needs fixing. |
Managing a Trigger
Hover any row to reveal the action buttons on the right side. You don't need to open the workflow editor to use them.
Pause / Resume
Stops the trigger from firing without deleting it. Good for temporarily silencing a noisy integration or a trigger you're about to reconfigure. Click again to resume.
Open in workflow
Jumps straight to the trigger's workflow and opens the trigger panel — useful when you need to change the trigger's configuration, rotate a signing secret, or remap payload fields.
Delete
Permanently removes the trigger. The workflow stays intact — it just won't have this trigger anymore. Deleting also frees up the trigger slot on your plan.
Trigger Limits
Each plan includes a set number of triggers. The usage meter at the top of the Triggers page shows how many you've used out of your plan's total.
| Plan | Triggers included |
|---|---|
| Solo | 3 triggers |
| Power | 15 triggers |
| Teams | 50 triggers |
Pausing keeps the slot
Pausing a trigger does not free up a trigger slot — it still counts toward your plan limit. To free a slot, you need to delete the trigger, or upgrade to a plan with a higher limit.See Pricing Tiers for the full comparison, or click Upgrade from the usage meter if you need more triggers.
Creating Triggers
Triggers are created from inside a workflow, not from the Triggers page. Open the workflow you want to automate, click the Triggers panel, and pick the trigger type you need.