Triggo Documentation

Triggo Documentation

Agent Integration Overview API Keys MCP Quickstart Publishing Workflows as Actions Approval Flows Rate Limits

Code Node Overview Code Node Reference Migrating from n8n

Getting Started Your First Pipeline

Connector SDK Overview Create a Connector Create an Action Create a Trigger Authentication Properties Context and Store Error Handling Full Example

Workflow Builder Overview Triggers System nodes Field Mapping Passing Data Between Steps Conditions and branching Error Handling Debugging Runs Activation and Versioning Limits

Getting Started

Getting Started

Overview of the Triggo platform and first steps for business process automation.

Getting Started with Triggo

Welcome to Triggo — the AI-native business process automation platform.

What is Triggo?

Triggo lets you automate business processes by describing tasks in plain language.

Next Steps

Create your first pipeline

Migrating from n8n

Port n8n Code node scripts and expression templates to Triggo.

Your First Pipeline

Step-by-step guide to creating your first AmoCRM → Telegram automation pipeline in Triggo.

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Getting Started with Triggo What is Triggo?Next Steps