Conditional Routing

1. By using Conditional routing in a workflow, flow direction can be controlled based on the data by comparing their values against each other or fixed values/formulas.
2. Conditional evaluation result can be either True or False. If the defined conditions are met (True), the data will be sent to specified action. If not, you can specify another action or data will not proceed from that point onward.
3. To set up conditional routing, double click on the node and define the conditions for each route. For example:

4. Then specify the action, i.e. the destination route to send the incoming data if condition(s) is/are True.
5. Test your sample data, against the condition(s) you have defined, by clicking on the Test/Sample data tab.
6. If your incoming data has met the condition(s), you should see one or more action’s id(s) that will be selected as destinations.
7. If the evaluation results has not met the set criteria (False), there won’t be any action’s id(s) that execution will not proceed to any of the selected action(s).

Setting multiple conditions for one route

Set multiple conditions for one route using and and or operators.

Define conditions for multiple routes to perform parallel actions

You can add as many routes as needed, by using the Add new route button and setting required conditions for each route.

Here, is an workflow which consists of two incoming data source nodes and three route nodes where the system routes data after evaluating defined conditions.