Auth & Form Triggers

The two triggers a person starts by using your app: authenticating, or submitting a form. Both are the usual entry point for onboarding, notification and CRM-sync workflows.

Auth Trigger

Fires on authentication lifecycle events.

automations:
  - name: welcome-new-user
    trigger:
      type: auth
      events: [signUp]
    actions:
      - name: welcome
        type: email
        operator: send
        props:
          to: '{{trigger.data.user.email}}'
          subject: Welcome aboard
          body: 'Thanks for joining, {{trigger.data.user.name}}.'

Property	Description
events	Array of signUp, signIn, signOut, passwordReset, emailVerified. Required, at least one.

Event	Fires when
signUp	An account is created, by any enabled strategy.
signIn	A session is issued.
signOut	A session is ended by the user.
passwordReset	A password reset completes.
emailVerified	A verification link is followed.

events is the trigger's only property. There is no way to narrow an auth trigger to a role, a domain, or an OAuth provider in the trigger itself — do that in the first action with a filter/continue gate.

Form Trigger

Fires when a top-level form is submitted.

forms:
  - name: contact-request
    # fields …

automations:
  - name: route-contact-request
    trigger:
      type: form
      form: contact-request
    actions:
      - name: createLead
        type: record
        operator: create
        props:
          table: leads
          fields: { email: '{{trigger.data.email}}' }

Property	Description
form	References forms[].name. Required. See Forms.

The reference is cross-validated against your declared forms[] when the config is decoded, so a renamed form breaks sovrium validate rather than leaving an automation that never fires.

Submitted values arrive at {{trigger.data.<field>}}, keyed by form field name. For work that must finish before the submitter sees a response, prefer the form's own onSuccess handling — a form trigger runs the automation independently of the submission's reply.

Related Pages

• Triggers Overview — the nine trigger types at a glance.
• Forms Overview — declaring the forms[].name this references.
• Submissions — what happens to the submitted record itself.
• Auth Actions — acting on users from inside an automation.
• Data & State — the filter/continue gate for narrowing events.