Trigger. Filter. Action.
Every GoHighLevel workflow, no matter how complicated it looks, is built from the same three building blocks. Something happens (the trigger). You optionally check a condition (the filter). Then something else happens automatically (the action).
The example on the right is a real pattern: a form comes in, GoHighLevel checks whether the contact is already tagged as a hot lead, and routes them down a faster or slower follow-up path accordingly.
Every trigger, by category.
A trigger is the event that starts a workflow. 29 of them, grouped the way you'll actually reach for them.
Contact & CRM
Forms, Surveys & Engagement
Appointments & Calendar
Calls & Communication Events
Pipeline & Opportunities
Payments, Facebook & Shopify
Membership & Courses
Every action, by category.
An action is what actually happens once a trigger fires and any filters pass. 58 of them, from a simple text message to a full AI-driven conversation.
Messaging
Voice & IVR
Contact & Record Management
Team & Task Assignment
Pipeline & Appointments
Logic & Flow Control
AI
Reviews, Payments & Documents
Marketing, Ads & Data
Membership, Courses & Affiliates
3 recipes worth stealing.
The reference above is complete, but a workflow only earns its keep once it's combined into something that actually runs. Three of the highest-value combinations to start with.
Every unanswered call gets a text within seconds instead of silence. The single highest-ROI workflow for any business that takes phone calls.
See it built outLeads contacted within 5 minutes convert far more often than leads contacted an hour later. This is the workflow that guarantees the 5-minute window, every time.
See it built outTimed to land when the job is fresh but the customer isn't mid-task. Generates 5 to 10x more reviews than asking in person ever does.
See it built outQuestions worth asking.
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A trigger is the event that starts the workflow, a form submitted, a tag added, a call missed. A filter (GoHighLevel calls it an If/Else step) checks a condition and decides which path a contact takes. An action is what actually happens next, an SMS sent, a tag added, a task created. Most real workflows are trigger, then one or more filters, then a chain of actions.
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