Amazon SQS Trigger

The Amazon SQS Trigger fires a workflow whenever an integration receives an Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) message or connection event.

Node Properties

The Amazon SQS Trigger requires choosing an SQS integration, as well as at least one of the following events on which to fire the trigger:

• Trigger on a connection
• Trigger on a message (checked by default)
• Trigger on a disconnection
• Trigger on a failure to connect

Payload

The payload will include the triggering event in the data field, including the type ("connect", "message", etc.), message (if applicable), and additional information. In the general case, an Amazon SQS workflow payload will look like the following:

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(root){} 12 keys
applicationId:"555555555555eeeeeeeeeeee"
applicationName:"My Great Application"
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data:{} 8 keys
disconnectReason:"Connection Lost"
failureReason:"Unauthorized"
message:"example sqs message"
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messageAttributes:{} 2 keys
messageId:"2cf8c156-f944-4869-bd94-2416ef922806"
queueUrl:"https://example.queueUrl.com"
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systemAttributes:{} 7 keys
type:"connect|message|disconnect|failure"
flowId:"333333333333cccccccccccc"
flowName:"My Great Workflow"
flowVersion:"myFlowVersion"
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globals:{} 3 keys
relayId:"<id of the integration>"
relayType:"integration"
time:Tue Aug 19 2025 14:48:09 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (Date object)
triggerId:"<id of the integration>"
triggerType:"integration"

Related Nodes

• Amazon SQS Output Node