When it comes to workflow automation execution, there’s a general process that most platforms, like Zapier, Integromat, or Microsoft Power Automate, follow. When you have multiple automations triggered by the same event, such as “on ticket update,” those automations will typically be run in the order they were created or based on their priority settings, if such settings are available within the platform.
Some platforms restrict the number of automations you can have within a specific workflow, depending on the subscription level you have. However, if you have 20 automations with the same trigger within your limitations, they should all be executed.
It’s important to consider the platform’s limits to avoid scenario overload or delays in processing. To optimize your automation execution, consider grouping similar tasks together in a single automation or consolidating related actions to simplify and streamline your workflows.
Keep in mind that each platform may differ slightly; therefore, always consult the specific documentation for the automation platform you’re working with.
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