Common Workflow Patterns
These are 5 proven workflow patterns that Trigify users rely on every day. Use them as starting points and customize to fit your needs.
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1. Enrich and Filter
The classic lead gen workflow.
Flow:
New Post Trigger (business network) > Person Enrichment > If Condition (country = "US" AND companyHeadCount > 50) > Email Enrichment > If Condition (deliverable = true) > Add to CRM or email campaignWhat it does: Every time someone posts about a topic you are monitoring, Trigify enriches their profile, filters by your ideal customer profile, finds their email, and pushes qualified leads straight to your sales tools.
Key tips
Key tips
Stack multiple If Conditions for tighter ICP filtering
Always check email deliverability before adding to campaigns
This pattern works best with business network saved searches
2. Sentiment Routing
Route mentions to the right team automatically.
Flow:
New Post Trigger > Sentiment Agent (text format) > If Condition (result = "positive") > True: Sales team Slack channel / False: If (result = "negative") > Support team Slack channelWhat it does: Automatically sorts brand mentions or industry conversations by sentiment. Positive mentions go to sales as warm leads. Negative mentions go to support or PR for damage control.
Key tips
Key tips
Use text format for simple positive/negative/neutral routing
Use number format (1 = positive, 0 = neutral, -1 = negative) or boolean format for simpler routing
Combine with Person Enrichment to add context about who is saying what
3. Viral Engagement Capture
Turn viral post engagement into a lead list.
Flow:
New Post Trigger (business network) > If Condition (likes > 500) > Get Post Likes > Loop > Person Enrichment > If Condition (jobTitle contains "VP" or "Director") > Save to Agent Memory or CRMWhat it does: When a relevant post goes viral, Trigify grabs everyone who engaged with it, enriches their profiles, and filters for decision-makers. You end up with a list of people who are actively interested in your topic.
Key tips
Key tips
Set the likes threshold based on your niche (500 is a good starting point for a business network)
Cap maxLikes to control credit spend
Works great for competitor posts, industry thought leader content, or your own viral posts
4. Weekly Reports
Automated trend summaries delivered on schedule.
Flow:
Scheduled Trigger (Weekly) > Fetch Search Results (dateRange: week, limit: 100) > General Agent (prompt: "Summarize the top 5 trends and notable posts from this data") > Slack message or emailWhat it does: Every week, Trigify pulls all the posts from your saved searches, has AI summarize the key trends, and sends the report to your team.
Key tips
Key tips
Be specific in your AI prompt about what you want in the summary
Include the source data format in the prompt so the agent knows what to expect
Great for competitor monitoring, industry trends, or brand health reports
5. Inbound Lead Routing
Process leads from external sources via webhook.
Flow:
Webhook Trigger > Person Enrichment (using business network URL from payload) > If Condition (jobTitle contains "CEO" or "Founder") > True: Slack alert to sales team with full profile / False: Add to nurture sequence in CRMWhat it does: When an external system (your website, another tool, Zapier) sends a lead to Trigify, the workflow enriches and routes them based on seniority. High-value leads get immediate attention. Everyone else goes to nurture.
Key tips
Key tips
Your external system needs to send a business network URL in the webhook payload for enrichment to work
Use Configure Signal after routing to trigger follow-up workflows
Add a Delay node before the Slack alert if you want to batch notifications
Pattern Comparison
Pro tip: Start with the Enrich and Filter pattern. It is the most common and delivers value fastest. Layer in sentiment routing and engagement capture as you get comfortable.
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