The trigger determines when a rule is triggered for a user.
Currently, two time-based triggers are available:
- Registration Date Older Than X Days
- Last Login Older Than X Days
You must also specify the number of days after which the selected trigger becomes active.
Registration Date Older Than X Days
This trigger becomes active once a user's registration date is older than the specified number of days.
It is useful, for example, when managing user accounts that have existed for a certain period of time.
Example:
If the value is set to 30 days, all users whose registration date is at least 30 days old will be processed.
Last Login Older Than X Days
This trigger becomes active when a user has not logged in for the specified number of days.
It is useful for identifying inactive user accounts and processing them automatically.
Example:
If the value is set to 180 days, all users whose last login was at least 180 days ago will be processed.
Number of Days
Enter the number of days after which the selected trigger should become active.
The value must be greater than 0.
Note: The trigger alone does not determine whether an action is executed. All defined conditions of the rule must also be met.