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The ‘If Else Condition’ Module

In a previous Tech Tips we talked about the ‘Split’ module when building multi-path Flows. The ‘If Else Condition’ module addresses the same kind of use cases, but in a simplified way by only providing a single condition. The module has two outputs, one where messages will come out if the condition is met (IF) and another if the condition is not met (ELSE). Since many use cases need exactly this functionality this module is a simpler choice, since you only need to define one condition instead of two. In the ‘Split’ module you would have to create two conditions: the condition (IF) and its inverse (ELSE).

Using the ‘If Else Condition’ module you can also build multi-path Flows in a more visual way by concatenating multiple ‘If Else Condition’ Modules:


Crosser Example Flow

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