Kanban Form Triggers
Form triggers execute when a form attached to a kanban card is submitted. Use them to process form data and automate follow-up actions.
How Form Triggers Work
- User submits a form on a card
- Form triggers evaluate the submission
- Conditions check form field values
- Actions execute based on the data
Creating a Form Trigger
- Open card with attached form
- Click Form Settings → Triggers
- Add a new trigger
- Configure conditions based on form fields
- Define actions to execute
Form Field Conditions
Check values from submitted form fields:
- Text fields: Contains, equals, is empty
- Number fields: Greater than, less than, equals
- Select fields: Equals specific option
- Checkbox fields: Is checked, is not checked
- Date fields: Before, after, equals
AI Form Evaluation
Use AI to analyze complex form submissions:
- Enable Use AI Evaluation
- Write an evaluation prompt
- AI reads all form fields
- Returns decision based on content
Example prompt: "Is this a qualified lead? Check if they have budget over $10k and timeline under 3 months."
Common Form Trigger Actions
Lead qualification form:
- Condition: Budget field > $10,000
- Action: Move card to "Qualified" list
- Action: Assign to sales team
- Action: Send notification
Support ticket form:
- Condition: Priority = "Urgent"
- Action: Add "urgent" tag
- Action: Send email to support lead
- Action: Update card priority
Approval form:
- Condition: Approval = "Approved"
- Action: Move to "Approved" list
- Action: Notify requester
Trigger Priority
When multiple triggers exist:
- Higher priority runs first
- Use Stop on Match to prevent further triggers
- Triggers run in sequence, not parallel
Execution Tracking
View form trigger history:
- Open card form settings
- Click Trigger History
- See submissions and actions taken
- Debug failed triggers
