Available 3PLICITY Triggers

Available 3PLICITY Triggers

When selecting 3PLICITY as the Trigger application in Zapier, you can create automations based on events generated by both 3PL Company and Merchant accounts.

3PL Company Triggers

→ New Purchase Order

Triggers whenever a new Purchase Order is created for the connected 3PL Company.

This event can be used to:

• Notify warehouse teams

• Create tasks in project management tools

• Send emails or Slack notifications

• Trigger downstream operational workflows

→ New Sales Order

Triggers whenever a new Sales Order is created.

This event is commonly used to:

• Notify fulfillment teams

• Create tickets or tasks

• Update external systems

• Send customer or internal notifications

→ Sales Order Updated

Triggers whenever a Sales Order is updated.

Examples include:

• Tracking number assigned

• Carrier assigned or changed

• Shipping label generated or updated

• Order status changed

• Other operational updates made during fulfillment

→ Inventory Adjustment

Triggers whenever inventory quantities are adjusted by the 3PL Company.

Examples include:

• Manual inventory adjustments

• Quantity corrections

• Stock updates after warehouse operations

This trigger can be used to keep external inventory management or reporting systems synchronized.

Merchant Triggers

→ Purchase Order Status Updated

Triggers whenever the status of a Purchase Order changes.

Examples include:

• Pending

• Approved

• Cancelled

• Other status changes during the receiving process

This trigger can be used to notify purchasing teams or update external systems automatically.

→ Sales Order Updated

Triggers whenever a Merchant Sales Order is updated.

Examples include:

• Carrier assigned

• Tracking number assigned

• Order status changed

This trigger is useful for notifying customers, updating CRM platforms, or synchronizing shipping information.

→ Inventory Adjustments Received

Triggers whenever inventory adjustments are received from the connected 3PL Company.

Examples include:

• Quantity updates after receiving inventory

• Warehouse inventory corrections

• Product stock adjustments

This allows Merchants to keep inventory records synchronized across connected applications.