Nodes & Integrations

Nodes are the building blocks of every workflow in Syncaut. Each node represents a specific action, trigger, or integration with an external service.

By combining nodes, you can automate complex processes across different platforms.

Understanding Nodes

There are three main types of nodes:

• Trigger Nodes — start a workflow

• Action Nodes — perform tasks (API calls, sending data, etc.)

• Logic / Processing Nodes — transform or route data

Each node connects to others, allowing data to flow through your workflow.

Trigger Nodes

Manual Trigger

Starts a workflow on demand. Useful for testing and one-time runs.

HTTP Request Trigger (Webhook)

Starts a workflow when an external system sends an HTTP request.

Used for:

• Real-time integrations

• Receiving external events

• Custom app triggers

Webhook Trigger

Similar to HTTP Request trigger. Provides a webhook URL that external services can call to start the workflow.

Google Form Trigger

Triggers when a new Google Form response is submitted.

Stripe Trigger

Triggers based on Stripe events like:

• Successful payments

• Subscription updates

• Failed transactions

Core Utility Nodes

HTTP Request

Sends outbound API requests to external services.

You can:

• Make GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests

• Send headers and body data

• Use dynamic values from previous nodes

Webhook Executor

Sends data to an external webhook endpoint.

Useful for:

• Notifying external systems

• Triggering other workflows

• Sending processed data out