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This page explains how to the Condition action step to create branching logic in your flow.

Condition Action

This action step allows you to create branching logic in your flow, which means that it will take different paths depending on the result of the condition.

How It Works

"True" and "False" are values that a computer program can use to make decisions. When a condition is evaluated, it can either be true or false. If the condition is true, then the program will execute one set of instructions, and if the condition is false, then the program will execute another set of instructions.

In this step, there are three branches to consider:

1. Result when the condition is met (true) EXAMPLE: When the condition is met, the record will be saved.
2. Result when the condition is not met (false) EXAMPLE: When the condition is not met, a notification will be displayed.
3. The flow will continue regardless of the result.

Configure Condition

To configure this action, follow these steps:

1. Click Configure Condition.

   Result: The "Configure your condition here" window will open.

“Configure your condition here” window

1. Chose either “AND” or “OR”.

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<aside> ℹ️ Note: In programming, "AND" and "OR" are logical operators that can be used to combine multiple conditions into a single larger condition. The "AND" operator is used when two or more conditions must be true in order for the overall condition to be true, while the "OR" operator is used when only one of the conditions needs to be true for the overall condition to be true.

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EXAMPLE:

If we have two conditions A and B, then the condition "A AND B" will only be true if both A and B are true. On the other hand, the condition "A OR B" will be true if either A or B is true (or both).

1. You can use the Group and Filter buttons to:

   • Add subgroups and multiple filters.
   • Choose among default operators if you don't select a dynamic value.
   • Use more operators by selecting a dynamic value.

2. After completing your configuration, click Done.

Result: The condition's configuration is complete. You can eventually add action steps to the true and false branches.

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