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# Contact Subscribed

The 'Contact Subscribed' trigger can be used to trigger outbound SMS flows.

### Running the trigger:

After adding this node to your flow, you can trigger the flow in 3 ways:

* From our API
* From our Zapier Plugin
* From the contacts page:
  * Navigate to <https://thinkpickle.com.au/dashboard/contacts>
  * Click '**View**' on a contact.
  * Click '**Subscribe to a flow**'
  * This will trigger the flow for the selected contact.

### Configuration

| **Property** | **Description**                                                                   |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Trigger ID   | This is an automatically generated ID. This will be used to identify this trigger |
| Trigger Name | This will help you identify this trigger.                                         |


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