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# Workflow Trigger: User Login (Membership Login)

Workflows can be created for a multitude of triggering actions, with any series of follow-up actions/events you wish to customize for your business. The versatility allows you to customize the triggers and actions for your needs completely. For example, you may want to create a workflow to be notified when a contact logs in to the Membership area of our software. This can help you track membership activity.

Follow these steps to create this type of Workflow:

**Step 1: Create the Workflow Trigger**

* In the Workflow builder, add a trigger for “User Login”.
  * ***NOTE:*** “User” here means a membership user or a contact who has signed up for your membership. This is not a “User” of our software as in another team member in your workplace.
* Save your changes.

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**Step 2: Customize the Actions Based on the Trigger**

You have many options to customize the actions, from if/else conditions, to sending an email or SMS, assigning a tag, and sending internal notifications.  Customize the action(s) as you wish that makes sense for your business!

* Add an Internal Notification action for the user assigned to the contact, such as this example:

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* Make sure to save your changes, and publish the Workflow before using it.


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