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# Event-Based Triggers

## Real-time: New Objects

* This scenario reacts to events associated with new objects being created
* When you choose this trigger, the scenario will activate in response to the creation of new objects within your data structure

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## **Real-time: Changed Objects**

* This scenario responds to [events ](/scenarios/principles-of-scenarios/directual-event-model.md)related to objects that have been modified or edited
* You have the flexibility to select specific fields that must change to trigger the scenario. If no fields are selected, the scenario will trigger in response to any change made to the object

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