I do understand. Triggers are ripe for improvements. We have some internal tools built around them, but nothing significant. Most helpful are protocols for huma

I do understand. Triggers are ripe for improvements. We have some internal tools built around them, but nothing significant. Most helpful are protocols for humans to follow when dealing with a problem. Always start with the trigger. At the same time, triggers saved us hundreds of thousands of lines of code and extremely complicated logic, that would be required would we wanted to replace them.