What are the different triggers available in Kylas for workflow?

Triggers are the set of events that take place in the system based on which a workflow starts its execution. There are two types of Event-based triggers available in Kylas:

User has the ability to choose trigger based on both Immediate and delayed action.

1. When a Record is Created: This triggers the workflow whenever a Record is created in Kylas through any medium i.e. in-app Add form, Website integrated Lead capture form or import via CSV.
   
   
2. When a Record is Updated: This triggers the workflow whenever a Record is updated in Kylas i.e. any update in the property, pipeline stage change, or reassignment. 

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