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# Compass Triggers

Blocks for triggering workflows from Compass AI transcription events.

## Compass AI Trigger

### What it is

This block will output the contents of the compass transcription.

### How it works

This block triggers when a Compass AI transcription is received. It outputs the transcription text content, enabling workflows that process voice input or meeting transcripts from Compass AI.

The transcription is output as a string for downstream processing, analysis, or storage.

### Outputs

| Output        | Description                                | Type |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------ | ---- |
| error         | Error message if the operation failed      | str  |
| transcription | The contents of the compass transcription. | str  |

### Possible use case

**Voice Command Processing**: Trigger workflows from voice commands transcribed by Compass AI.

**Meeting Automation**: Process meeting transcripts to extract action items or summaries.

**Transcription Analysis**: Analyze transcribed content for sentiment, topics, or key information.

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