Event-Driven Automation
What is Event-Driven Automation?
Event-driven is the opposite of batch. Where batch waits for a schedule (run this at 2 a.m. every night), event-driven fires the moment a trigger occurs — a form submit, a webhook, a CRM stage change, a product event. The latency difference is everything: a hand-raiser who gets a response in 60 seconds is dramatically more likely to convert than one who waits four hours for the next batch run. Event-driven architectures are more complex to operate (every event is independent, ordering matters, retries are tricky) but they enable plays that batch architectures simply can't — instant routing, real-time signal response, sub-minute lead handoffs.
Why it matters
- Compresses latency from hours to seconds on the responses that matter most.
- Powers real-time plays — instant routing, signal-triggered outreach, hand-raiser response.
- Better matches buyer expectations — modern buyers expect digital responsiveness.
Use cases
- Form-submit response. Instant enrichment, scoring, routing, and first-touch email within seconds.
- Signal-triggered sequence. A funding announcement fires an outreach sequence the same hour.
- Stage-change automation. An opp moves to Stage 3 → instant Slack notification + task creation.
How turgo helps
turgo is event-driven from the ground up — every signal, every CRM change, every form submit can fire workflows in real time with full retry and observability built in.
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