Condition operators

Learn how to use condition operators in your workflows.

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Conditions in workflows

Condition operator is a fundamental component that allows you to control the flow of your workflows based on specific conditions or criteria. It acts as a decision-making point within your workflow, determining the path the workflow will follow based on the evaluation of a condition.

Condition operator allows you to implement complex decision-making logic within your workflows. It enables you to create conditional branches, perform data filtering, and execute different sets of actions based on the evaluated conditions.

Condition operator evaluates a condition or expression and branches the workflow into two different paths: one for the true outcome and another for the false outcome. The condition can be defined using various operators and comparisons to assess the values or variables involved.

When the condition evaluates to true, the workflow proceeds along the true path, executing the subsequent nodes or actions defined in that branch. On the other hand, if the condition evaluates to false, the workflow follows the false path and executes the nodes or actions associated with that branch.

With a condition operator, you can build workflows that dynamically respond to changing conditions, automate decision-based processes, and streamline your data flow and operations. Condition operators provide the flexibility and control necessary to create smart workflows that adapt to various scenarios and requirements.

Using data to build conditions

Data from inputs

If your workflow is initiated with a manual trigger and if your trigger has inputs, you can access the values of inputs at workflow execution with input notation.

You can type input.amount to get the value entered for amount input and compare it with your value.

Data from events

If your workflow is triggered with an event (integration or webhook), you can access the trigger event notation.

For example, event.body.event.body.order.item.type returns the type of the ordered item in the event payload.

Data from actions in your workflows

You can use the responses of actions in your workflows. To access the data of an action result, start typing nodes and then the alias of your action.

For example, nodes.action0.response returns the response of action0.

Condition types

All events: When selected, the workflow will match every data that's evaluated against it and proceed to executing true branch. No specific condition is specified when this option is selected.

One or more conditions below: When selected, if any one of the conditions are satisfied, it's sufficient to proceed to executing the true branch.

All conditions below: When selected, if all of the conditions are satisfied, it's sufficient to proceed to executing true branch. If any of them fails, false branch is executed.

Advanced mode: In advanced mode, you can write a JavaScript function that returns true or false. This feature allows for more complex condition defining in your workflows. If the function evaluates to true, the workflow proceeds to execute the true branch. If it evaluates to false, the workflow proceeds to executed the false branch.

Functional operations

Operation	Description
Equals	Compares the values of String, Boolean, and Number variables. Returns true if the values are equal.
Does not equal	Compares the values of String, Boolean, and Number variables. Returns true if the values are not equal.
Contains	Checks if a String variable contains the expected substring. Returns true if the value contains it.
Does not contain	Checks if a String variable does not contain the expected substring. Returns true if the value does not contain it.
Starts with	Determines if a String variable starts with the expected value. Returns true if it does.
Does not start with	Determines if a String variable does not start with the expected value. Returns true if it does not.
Ends with	Checks if a String variable ends with the expected value. Returns true if it does.
Does not end with	Checks if a String variable does not end with the expected value. Returns true if it does not.
Is empty	Checks if a String or Array variable is empty. Returns true if it is empty.
Is not empty	Checks if a String or Array variable is not empty. Returns true if it is not empty.
Is one of	Checks if a variable is one of the elements in the specified array. Returns true if it is in the array.
Is not one of	Checks if a variable is not one of the elements in the specified array. Returns true if it is not in the array.
Greater than	Compares the values of Number variables. Returns true if the value is greater than the expected value.
Less than	Compares the values of Number variables. Returns true if the value is less than the expected value.