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## Insert Functions and Actions destinations
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There are a couple of behavioral nuances to consider when using Insert Functions with Actions destinations.
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Insert Functions block Actions destinations from triggering multiple mapping subscriptions for a single payload. If you have a single payload coming through the pipeline that you expect to trigger multiple mapping subscriptions in your configuration, it will work as expected without an Insert Function enabled. With an Insert Function enabled, however, when a payload that is meant to trigger multiple mappings subscriptions is seen, no mappings subscriptions will fire. If you have an Insert Function enabled for a destination, make sure that you configure your payloads so that they only trigger a single mapping subscription.
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A payload must also come into the pipeline with the attributes that allow it to match your mapping triggers. You can't use an Insert Function to change the event to match your mapping triggers. If an event comes into an Actions destination and already matches a mapping trigger, that mapping subscription will fire. If a payload doesn't come to the Actions destination matching a mapping trigger, even if an Insert Function is meant to alter the event to allow it to match a trigger, it won't fire that mapping subscription. Segment sees the mapping trigger first in the pipeline, so a payload won't make it to the Insert Function at all if it doesn't come into the pipeline matching a mapping trigger.
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A payload must come into the pipeline with the attributes that allow it to match your mapping triggers. You can't use an Insert Function to change the event to match your mapping triggers. If an event comes into an Actions destination and already matches a mapping trigger, that mapping subscription will fire. If a payload doesn't come to the Actions destination matching a mapping trigger, even if an Insert Function is meant to alter the event to allow it to match a trigger, it won't fire that mapping subscription. Segment sees the mapping trigger first in the pipeline, so a payload won't make it to the Insert Function at all if it doesn't come into the pipeline matching a mapping trigger.
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## Create settings and secrets
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