Triggers are essential for automating processes based on specific events, such as new file creation, email receipt, or database updates. By setting up triggers, we can streamline processes, save time, and reduce errors. Triggers provide a mechanism for subscribing to specific events from third-party apps, which are passed through the connections. For example, a trigger can initiate an automation such as: Email Received: an automation can be triggered when a user receives a new email in their inbox. Form Submission: an automation can be triggered when a user submits a form on a website. New File Uploaded: an automation can be triggered when a new file is uploaded to a cloud storage service. Payment Received : an automation can be triggered when the inventory level of a product falls below a certain quantity. These are just a few examples, and there are countless other possibilities depending on the integrations and events supported by the third-party apps and automation platforms you ar...