There are several times when adding a trigger to a price would be helpful....
1) You want to offer different access/content for different price points. You can of course set up a multi tiered product system or maybe a single product with tiered pricing. But sometimes maybe it's as simple as giving access to one page in the space. Or maybe that price includes one on one support and you only want to send an email to let them know how to book that support with you. Rather then set up a whole new product you can use the trigger to give them access to a page, set them in an automation, send off an email from the email library, or any of the other things available via triggers.
2) You want to be notified if someone buys at a certain price point. You can use the trigger option to send you a notification when someone buys at the price point. This is great if say you are combining a product you need to mail with your online course and need to know when someone purchases the price point that includes the item you need to mail.
Note if your product is set up to allow the purchaser and participants to be different you may want to look closely when you set up a trigger. Triggers that are set to billing activated will cause the action to occur to the purchaser, where as participant activated will cause the action to occur to, you guessed it, the participant.
Adding a trigger to a specific price
1. Locate your product
2. Go to the prices screen in your product
3. Locate the price you want to add a trigger to and select edit
4. Scroll down to the bottom and you will see the trigger section
5. Add trigger
6. Save
GDPR notice for those doing business in the EU: Please keep in mind when using triggers based on actions of your customers that you are in compliance with GDPR, actions such as these may violate rules in regards to consent and profiling. This message does not constitute legal advice should you have a question about compliance please consult a lawyer.