In the Trigger Setup screen define the parameters of the set. It is strongly recommended that the Name, Description and Notes for Usage are populated as these will be used by users to discern whether or not an existing trigger will be suitable for their purposes.

Once the Group Table has been set, the rest of the values below it will then become available. OpenGround Cloud Professional allows for up to three other fields to be used (within the same table) for filtering the data. The values can be explained as below:

• Group Table* – The data table that is to be queried
• Trigger Value* – The value that is to be queried
• Primary Filter – The first filter that will be applied to the data
• Secondary Filter – The second filter that will be applied to the data
• Tertiary Filter – The third filter that will be applied to the data
• Trigger Unit – Which units (if any) should this query be applied to

The value nominated as the Trigger Value will be tagged with a range-related colour in the grid views. This is typically a test result or other value which might typically be "of concern". As a single criterion is rarely adequate – particularly when assessing contamination data – Primary, Secondary and Tertiary filters can be applied (note: these are optional and so need not be set if not required). The required filters values should be specified under Manage Picklists interface.

Once the required values have been defined, click on Save. This will then allow for the Trigger Levels to be set.