# Information
The tab information will be the first one to fill in to create an automation or to edit one.
The first information to fill is the **name** of the automation.\
If you want to describe your automation for the next admin who will edit to explain want this one does, you can add a description by clicking on **Description**.\
A **text area** should appear:
Once you've fill these information, you need to set at **least one trigger** to continue, to do it you simply have to **drag** and **drop** the trigger want want on the right zone:
## Trigger list
### Classic trigger
Note that for the trigger **Every week on** and **On the** you can set the time in the configuration of AcyMailing in the tab **Queue process** and at the bottom **Automated tasks.**
| Trigger name | Trigger explication |
| ----------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Each time AcyMailing is trigger** | Every time that the cron is executed the automation will be triggered |
| **Every day at** | Every day the automation will be triggered at the time you've set |
| **Every week on** | Every day you've set the automation will be triggered |
| **On the** | Every day of the month that you've choose the automation will be triggered |
| **Every** | the automation will be triggered with the recurrence you've set |
### Trigger based on user actions
| Trigger name | Trigger explication |
| -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| On user birthday | Each time the current date reaches the value of an AcyMailing date [custom field](/main-pages/custom-fields/create-custom-field.md#birthday-field) type, the automation will be triggered |
| On user creation | Each time a user is created the automation will be triggered |
| On user modification | Each time a user is modified the automation will be triggered |
| When a user clicks on a link in an email | Each time a user clicks on a link the automation will be triggered, you can specify the email or trigger it on every email |
| When a user opens a mail | Each time a user opens an email the automation will be triggered, you can specify the email or trigger it on every email |
| When the user subscribes | Each time a user is subscribed to one or several lists the automation will be triggered |
| When the user unsubscribes | Each time a user unsubscribes from one or several lists the automation will be triggered |
| When the user confirms his subscription | Each time a user confirms his subscription the automation will be triggered |
| When a WooCommerce user order status changes | Each time a WooCommerce order change status (you can specify old and new status).
Only on WordPress, with both the WooCommerce plugin and our integration plugin installed.
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