Every event that can start a flow

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A flow begins when something happens. These are the moments the platform declares, which is the whole list: a flow can subscribe to one of these and to nothing else.

Each event carries pins, the typed values it hands your flow. A pin holds a reference or a fact, never a document and never a person’s details, which is why the value types here are only text, number and yes/no.

11 events are declared.

Case opened

A case was opened, from a telematics alert or an ingested email.

Subscribe to	case-opened
Narrow it by	kind, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.
kind	string	What kind of alert opened it.
channel	string	How it arrived (‘alert’, ‘inbox’, ‘report’), as distinct from what kind it was.
severity	string	Severity as reported, before any grading.
vehicleRef	string	Reference to the vehicle. Resolve for detail; never a plate here.
occurredAt	string	ISO instant the underlying event happened.

Case severity graded

A severity grade was recorded on a case, by a person or by a flow.

Subscribe to	case-severity-graded
Narrow it by	severity, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.
kind	string	What kind of alert opened the case.
severity	string	The grade that was recorded.
vehicleRef	string	Reference to the vehicle.
occurredAt	string	ISO instant the underlying event happened.

Case moved stage

A case moved along its kind’s own process, by the verb its author wrote.

Subscribe to	case-stage-moved
Narrow it by	to, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.
to	string	The stage the case moved INTO, by its authored id.
from	string	The stage it left.
fromLabel	string	What the author calls the stage it left.
toLabel	string	What the author calls the stage it reached.
verb	string	The words the author put on the move, “Qualify”, “Mark false positive”.
isEnd	boolean	Whether the destination ends the case. case-closed also fires when it does.

Case closed

A case was closed.

Subscribe to	case-closed

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.

Case assigned

A case was routed to a Reviewer.

Subscribe to	case-assigned

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.
assigneeUserId	string	Reference to the Reviewer the case was assigned to. Resolve for detail; never a name here.

Case outcome selected

A Reviewer recorded an Outcome, ending the Review and sending the Case for approval.

Subscribe to	case-outcome-selected
Narrow it by	outcome, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
caseId	string	The case this event is about.
code	string	The case reference shown to people.
caseTypeCode	string	The case’s own TYPE code, distinct from kind (the alert/report vocabulary): lets a flow narrow to one vertical’s cases directly. ” for a case no published type claimed.
outcome	string	The Outcome’s meaning code, as recorded, not the tenant-authored label shown on screen.

Email received

An email arrived at a trusted Inbox and passed the sender-alignment check.

Subscribe to	email-received
Narrow it by	inboxCode, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them
Also configured on	the Inbox that received it

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
inboxId	string	The Inbox this message was received by.
inboxCode	string	The Inbox reference shown to people.
fromDomain	string	The message’s From domain, as verified by DKIM alignment.
receivedAt	string	ISO instant the ingest processed the message.
messageRef	string	Reference to the raw message on the ingest drive. Resolve for content; never a copy here.

Register row added

A row was added to one of the tenant’s registers.

Subscribe to	register-row-created
Narrow it by	registerCode, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
registerId	string	The register this row belongs to.
registerCode	string	The register’s own code, the name a flow, a case slot or a template refers to it by. It never changes, even when the register is renamed.
rowKey	string	Which row. Pass it to “Look up a register row” to read the values this register allows to travel.

Register row changed

A row in one of the tenant’s registers was corrected.

Subscribe to	register-row-updated
Narrow it by	registerCode, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
registerId	string	The register this row belongs to.
registerCode	string	The register’s own code, the name a flow, a case slot or a template refers to it by. It never changes, even when the register is renamed.
rowKey	string	Which row. Pass it to “Look up a register row” to read the values this register allows to travel.
changedColumns	string	Which columns changed, by key, comma separated. For reading on the feed, narrow on the register, then read the row for what it says now.

Register row destroyed

A row was destroyed, along with its change history. Anything pointing at it now points at nothing.

Subscribe to	register-row-destroyed
Narrow it by	registerCode, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
registerId	string	The register this row belongs to.
registerCode	string	The register’s own code, the name a flow, a case slot or a template refers to it by. It never changes, even when the register is renamed.
rowKey	string	Which row. Pass it to “Look up a register row” to read the values this register allows to travel.

Register date due

A watched date on a register row has come due, or is within its declared notice period.

Subscribe to	register-row-due
Narrow it by	registerCode, so a flow reacts to one kind rather than all of them

What it hands your flow

Pin	Type	What it is
registerId	string	The register this row belongs to.
registerCode	string	The register’s own code, the name a flow, a case slot or a template refers to it by. It never changes, even when the register is renamed.
rowKey	string	Which row. Pass it to “Look up a register row” to read the values this register allows to travel.
columnKey	string	Which watched date came due, by column key.
dueOn	string	The date that came due, as the row records it.