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Default workflows in your workspace

Each new workspace in Trackler includes default workflows that automate useful actions. Learn what they do and how to manage them.

Updated over a month ago

When you start a new workspace in Trackler, a set of useful workflows is already pre-configured for you. These default workflows help automate messages and emails based on key events — no manual setup required.

Which workflows are included by default?

Your workspace will automatically include e.g. the following active workflows:

  • Form submitted → message

  • Track invitation accepted → email

  • Track unarchived → email

  • Appointment created → message

  • Archived for 23 months → hard delete

You’ll find them via:
Settings > Workflows

What can you do with them?

These default workflows are fully editable. You can:

  • Deactivate them if they don’t fit your process

  • Edit them to adjust the message or trigger

  • Use them as templates to create your own workflows

Why are they useful?

Default workflows save time by:

  • Automatically notifying users of updates

  • Reducing manual actions

  • Helping you get started faster

Can you edit the system emails?

Per workflow, you can change the subject line, edit the email content, and use data tags such as name, date, and time.

You can fully rewrite the text so it matches your own tone of voice and branding. Editing the email content does not affect how the workflow functions. The workflow remains active unless you disable it.

What happens if you disable a workflow?

When you disable a system workflow, no emails will be sent for that specific action.

This means participants will not receive automatic notifications and confirmation or cancellation emails will not be delivered. Any communication would then need to be handled manually.

Always make sure you intentionally want to disable a workflow before turning it off.

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