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Melonly Triggers start workflows when something happens inside Melonly.
They can react to moderation logs, infractions, Melonly roles, sessions, shifts, breaks and activity waves.
A Log Created trigger next to a Create Log action, showing the log fields each block provides

A Melonly trigger in a workflow

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Blocks

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Logs

Log Created

Starts the workflow when a punishment log is created.Output
  • Id: The log ID as a string.
  • Type: The log type as a string.
  • Player: The Roblox player the log was created for.
  • Moderator: The user recorded as the moderator, when available. This is not guaranteed for system-created logs.
  • Reason: The log reason as a string. This may be empty.
  • Description: The log description as a string. This may be empty.
Use it when
  • A workflow should run whenever a new punishment log is created.
  • You want to forward or process newly created logs elsewhere.

Log Edited

Starts the workflow when a punishment log is edited.Output
  • Id: The edited log ID as a string.
  • Type: The current log type as a string.
  • Player: The Roblox player the log belongs to.
  • Moderator: The user recorded as the moderator, when available. This is not guaranteed for system-created logs.
  • Reason: The current log reason as a string. This may be empty.
  • Description: The current log description as a string. This may be empty.
Use it when
  • A workflow should react when an existing punishment log changes.

Log Deleted

Starts the workflow when a punishment log is deleted.The trigger preserves the deleted log’s original output values.Output
  • Id: The deleted log ID as a string.
  • Type: The log type as a string.
  • Player: The Roblox player the log belonged to.
  • Moderator: The user recorded as the moderator, when available. This is not guaranteed for system-created logs.
  • Reason: The log reason as a string. This may be empty.
  • Description: The log description as a string. This may be empty.
Use it when
  • A workflow should record or react to a punishment log being deleted.

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Working With Melonly Triggers

Melonly triggers use events from moderation, staff management, sessions and other dashboard systems. When using Melonly triggers, keep in mind:
  • Outputs: Purple outputs are strings, blue outputs are numbers, yellow outputs are Roblox players and green outputs are users.
  • Current Data: Edited triggers provide the values stored after the edit.
  • Automatic and Manual Events: Some events, such as role changes, session changes and activity waves, can be triggered manually, by workflows or automatically by Melonly.

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Example Workflow Flow

  1. An infraction with 3 points is created for a staff member.
  2. The workflow reads the member, points, reason, moderator and term from the trigger.
  3. A condition checks whether the infraction has at least 3 points.
  4. The workflow sends a message in the management Discord channel containing the member, points, reason, term and moderator.

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Last modified on October 8, 2026