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Automations

Automations are event-driven workflows that execute actions automatically when specific conditions occur in your store. From sending notifications to updating inventory, you can automate repetitive tasks without manual intervention.

Main automations view with status tabs and search controls

How They Work

Each automation is composed of two fundamental elements:

ElementDescriptionExample
TriggerEvent that starts the flowOrder created, inventory depleted
ActionsTasks executed in responseSend email, tag customer

When the trigger event occurs, Fenicia evaluates the configured conditions and executes the actions in sequence.

Event architecture

Automations are built on Fenicia's event bus. Any system event (orders, products, inventory, customers) can be used as a trigger.

Automations View

The Automations page (/automations) displays all your automations organized by status:

Status Tabs

  • Published: Active automations that run when the trigger fires.
  • Draft: Automations under development that are not yet active.
  • Archived: Deactivated automations kept for reference.

Search and Filters

Use the search bar to find automations by name or description. This is especially useful when managing multiple workflows.

Creating an Automation

1

Open the editor

Click the New automation button in the top-right corner of the list.

2

Define the trigger

Select the event that will start your workflow. For example: "When an order is created".

3

Add actions

Configure the actions to execute. You can chain multiple actions in sequence.

4

Publish

Once configured, publish the automation to activate it.

Tip

Start with simple automations using a single trigger and one action. You can add complexity gradually as you become familiar with the editor.

Empty State

If you have not created any automations yet, you will see a screen with suggestions for common workflows to get started quickly.

Next Steps

  • Automation editor — Learn to use the visual flow editor
  • Managing orders — Available events for order triggers

Need help? Contact support or check our FAQ.