signal-event-trigger.html

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A node which emmits a signal event to the Engine.

From the config the `signalname` and the `processInstanceId` must be set.

## Inputs

: payload (Object) : Will sent to the event and used an new token payload.
: processInstanceId (string) : The process instance where the signal event should be triggered.

### References

-  [The ProcessCube&copy; Developer Network](https://processcube.io) - All documentation for the ProcessCube&copy; platform
-  [ProcessCube&copy; LowCode Integration](https://processcube.io/docs/node-red) - LowCode integration in ProcessCube&copy;
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