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.
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
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.
Triggers based on Stripe events like:
Successful payments
Subscription updates
Failed transactions
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
Sends data to an external webhook endpoint.
Useful for:
Notifying external systems
Triggering other workflows
Sending processed data out
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