Workflow Trigger Narration and Statistics in Sparkforge

Two upgrades make Sparkforge workflow triggers easier to read and debug: Trigger Narration describes what each trigger does in plain language, and Trigger Stats shows how many contacts attempted, matched, or were rejected — with per-contact reasons.

Why this matters

When a workflow has filters or multiple trigger paths, it can be hard to tell why a contact enrolled — or didn't. Narration removes the guesswork on logic. Stats removes the guesswork on data.

• Visibility: see which triggers actually drive enrollments.
• Performance analysis: spot top-performing or unused triggers.
• Error detection: find triggers that silently fail because of a filter mismatch.
• Optimization: change configuration based on real numbers, not guesses.

Trigger Narration

Each trigger card shows a readable summary of its filters and conditions, right below the trigger name. For complex filters, you'll see a compact summary plus a +X more link. Click Details to open the full filter list.

This pays off most during audits, handoffs, and reviews of large canvases — you don't have to open every trigger to recall what it does.

Trigger Stats

Trigger Stats lives inside the Workflow Builder's Stats view. For each trigger you see:

• Attempted — total contacts evaluated.
• Matched — contacts that met all conditions.
• Unmatched — contacts that didn't qualify.

Click any number to open the Trigger Stats Panel and drill into:

• Contact name, email, and timestamp.
• Match status.
• Reason for unmatch — for example, value mismatch or missing field.
• Filters by date range and contact search.

Limits to know

• Workflows are not editable in Stats view — switch back to the editable canvas to make changes.
• Stats cover the last 30 days.