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Fires when someone removes an Account record from Agiliron, and passes that deletion to your Zap so another tool can follow suit instead of keeping a customer that no longer exists.

Starts a Zap the moment a Contact is wiped from Agiliron. Use it to pull the same person out of a newsletter list or a shared address book so nobody keeps writing to a contact your team chose to drop.

Catches every Event erased in Agiliron, such as a cancelled meeting or demo slot, and lets a Zap clear the matching entry elsewhere, for example in a team calendar or a planning board.

Reacts when a Lead disappears from Agiliron. Typical result: the prospect also leaves your ad audience or your cold outreach tool, so a disqualified name stops receiving messages.

Wakes the Zap whenever a Potential record is deleted in Agiliron. Handy for keeping a forecast spreadsheet or a pipeline report honest when a deal is thrown out rather than closed.

Sends your Zap word that a Product was removed from the Agiliron catalog. The usual follow-up is hiding or archiving the same item in a storefront, a price list or a product feed.

Lets a Zap know that a Purchase Order was cancelled out of Agiliron by deletion. Buyers use it to warn the receiving team or strike the line from a supplier follow-up sheet.

Picks up the deletion of a Purchase Return, the goods you were sending back to a vendor. A Zap can then close the matching follow-up task or tell accounting that no credit is expected.

Goes off when a Quote is erased in Agiliron. Good for withdrawing the follow-up you scheduled, so a salesperson does not chase a customer about an offer that no longer exists.

Signals that a Sales Order vanished from Agiliron. The Zap can warn shipping, flag the order in a fulfilment sheet or notify the account manager before anything leaves the shelf.

Kicks in when a customer return record is removed in Agiliron. Use it to cancel the refund reminder or the restocking task created when that return was first logged.

Notices any Task erased in Agiliron and hands the event to your Zap, so the copy in a to-do app or a team board disappears with it.

This is the only Ticket operation on the app: it reports that a support Ticket was removed from Agiliron. A Zap can then tidy a help desk log or a support dashboard.

Reports the removal of a Vendor record from Agiliron, so the supplier can also leave a purchasing directory, a payment list or a shared contact sheet.

Runs on two moments: an Account is created in Agiliron, or an existing one is edited. Your Zap gets the record each time and can copy it to billing, a mailing tool or a spreadsheet.

Covers both a brand new Contact and changes to an existing one in Agiliron. The classic Zap adds or refreshes that person in an email platform.

Watches Agiliron Events as they are booked or rescheduled, and sends each version to your Zap. A calendar on another app can then show the new time.

Brings every Lead created or changed in Agiliron into a Zap. Marketing can push the prospect into a nurture sequence the minute sales logs it.

Opens a Zap for each Potential added or modified in Agiliron, which is how a pipeline sheet or a deal channel in a chat app stays current without anyone copying numbers.

Tracks the catalog: a Product created or edited in Agiliron starts the Zap, and the item can be published or refreshed in a storefront, a marketplace sheet or a price list.

Fires only on creation: a new Purchase Order in Agiliron starts the Zap. Buyers use it to alert the warehouse or to log the order in a supplier tracking sheet.

Each time someone records goods going back to a vendor in Agiliron, the Zap starts. A good result is a follow-up task for accounting to claim the credit.

Triggers on every new Quote saved in Agiliron. The Zap can log the offer in a pipeline sheet, ping the sales manager or schedule a reminder to chase the client.

Instead of the whole quote, this trigger sends each line item added to a Quote. That level of detail suits a sheet that counts which products are being quoted most.

Signals each Sales Order created in Agiliron. This is the trigger behind most order workflows: alert shipping, add a row to a fulfilment sheet or open a task for the account manager.

Lights up when a customer return is logged in Agiliron, so quality, support or accounting hears about it without waiting for a weekly report.

Hands over each Task created or edited in Agiliron. A to-do app, a chat channel or a shared board can then show the same work items.

Listens for Vendor records added or changed in Agiliron and sends them to your Zap, which can keep a supplier directory or a payment tool in step.

Reacts to changes on an existing Purchase Order in Agiliron, such as a new quantity or a revised date, and lets the Zap pass the new version on.

Follows each edit made to a Purchase Return after it was created, so whoever tracks vendor credits sees the return change as it happens.

Catches revisions to an existing Quote in Agiliron. Each new version can refresh a pipeline row or tell the manager that the offer moved.

Passes along every change to a Sales Order that already exists in Agiliron, which keeps a fulfilment sheet or a customer notice in line with the real order.

Reports edits on a customer return already in Agiliron, for instance after the goods were checked, so support or accounting works from the current version.

Looks up a Contact that already exists in Agiliron and passes it to the next steps. The match can then fill a Create / Update Task so the rep follows up with the right buyer.

Finds an Event in Agiliron so a later step can update or report on it. It is the step that keeps Create / Update Event and Delete Event aimed at the meeting that already exists.

Checks Agiliron for an existing Lead before anything else runs. If nothing matches, the default setting stops the Zap; switch it on to let Create / Update Lead write the newcomer.

Retrieves a Potential from Agiliron for the steps that follow. What it finds feeds Create / Update Potential, so the stage moves on the existing opportunity instead of a copy.

Searches the Agiliron catalog for a Product and hands it on. Order and quote line steps can then reference an item that really sits in the catalog rather than a typed name.

Locates a Purchase Order in Agiliron so the Zap can add lines or report on it. It is the natural partner of Create / Update Purchase Order Line Items and Delete Purchase Order.

Finds a Purchase Return already logged in Agiliron. Its result tells Create / Update Purchase Return Line Items or Delete Purchase Return which return to work on, so the credit note matches the goods.

Fetches a Quote from Agiliron for the following steps. Feed the result to Create / Update Quote to revise it, or to Delete Quote when the client turns the offer down.

Looks for a Task in Agiliron so it can be updated rather than duplicated. Mapped into Create / Update Task, it marks the existing item done; without it, the Zap would only add another task.

Searches Agiliron for a Vendor before a purchase step uses it. When several vendors match, keeping the first is the default, so a precise name avoids paying the wrong supplier.