Multi-triggering variables

Use the Variable Wizard to seamlessly access variables from multiple Triggers of the same type. Any Trigger that initiates a workflow will populate a common variable.

While in most cases you will opt for multi-trigger variables, it is possible to use variables from standalone Triggers, too. To access variables from individual Triggers, simply expand the "More · standalone Triggers" category.

Usage examples…

• Use multiple File & Folder Watcher Triggers within a single Task to monitor various locations on the disk or network.
• Create an automated Task with multiple FTP Watchers to seamlessly act on new files from various remote servers.
• The multi-triggering feature allows your workflow to monitor multiple services or programs and automatically act on them in a predefined manner, eliminating the need for creating separate workflows for each service or process.

Detailed help…

Visit detailed online help knowledge base:

• Desktop Shortcut · create an icon on the desktop to start a Task.
• Tray Icon · pin and launch Tasks from Tray Icon.
• Batch Run · allows running Tasks from batch files or any app.
• Multi-triggering · simplify your workflows that have multiple Triggers.
• Triggers · more ways to launch Tasks automatically, such as, on schedule, on file changes, and more.

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