Can Maestro Execute Time-Based or Queue-Based Triggers Like Orchestrator?

[mkt.scott4 (Shika)]

Hi everyone,

I have a quick question about trigger capabilities in Maestro. I’m wondering if Maestro supports the following types of automation triggers:

• Time-based execution (i.e., running a process automatically at a scheduled time)
• Queue-based trigger (i.e., running when a new item is added to an Orchestrator queue)
• Trigger via Integration Service (e.g., webhooks or event-based triggers from external services)

I’m just asking out of curiosity and for reference—no need for super detailed answers, but if you happen to know, I’d appreciate any insights!

Thanks in advance

[ashokkarale]

@mkt.scott4

@mkt.scott4

Time-based execution (i.e., running a process automatically at a scheduled time)

Yes, we can . Just publish the agentic process and create a trigger.

@mkt.scott4

Queue-based trigger (i.e., running when a new item is added to an Orchestrator queue)

Yes, This one also we can run based on queue trigger.

@mkt.scott4

Trigger via Integration Service (e.g., webhooks or event-based triggers from external services)

Yes, using both event and API trigger

[mkt.scott4 (Shika)]

Got it! I didn’t realize you could trigger Maestro directly from Orchestrator — that clears things up a lot.
I hadn’t fully understood the relationship between Orchestrator and Maestro, so this was super helpful!