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# 9.4.2 Trigger list management
## Interface of trigger list management
### (1) Information management
* **Search:** search by trigger name
* **Add new Trigger:** admin creates a new trigger. Newly created Trigger defaults to Enabled status
### (2) Trigger list
* **Name:** trigger name (set by admin when creating trigger)
* **Creation date:** trigger creation date
* **Last update:** the date of the last update the trigger was updated
* **Usage (last 7 days):** is the number of times the trigger was activated in the last 7 days of the statistical time
* **Action** (click on the 3 dots of the corresponding trigger):
* **Edit:** change the information fields and elements of the trigger
* **Clone:** create a new trigger in the same draft form as the current trigger, then you can edit and save the trigger information
* **Deactivate:** disable the trigger. Triggers that are disabled will be displayed in the “Inactivate” tab.
* **Activate:** reactivate the previously Disabled trigger. Note, the option to enable will appear after it has been disabled. The delete action will appear in the “Inactivate” section
* **Delete:** delete the trigger. Note: the trigger can only be deleted after it has been disabled. The delete action will appear in the “Inactivate” section
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