Creating Conditions
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Creating Conditions
Basic Condition Creation
- Select a field - Choose the field you want to evaluate
- Choose an operator - Select the comparison operator (equals, contains, greater than, etc.)
- Set comparison value - Enter the value to compare against (if required)
- Configure evaluation type - Choose AND or OR if multiple conditions exist
Condition Operators
Available operators depend on the field type. The following operators are available for each field type:
Common Operators (Available for Most Fields):
- Equals - Field value equals the comparison value
- Does Not Equal - Field value does not equal the comparison value
- Has Been Modified - Field value has been modified (triggers when field content changes)
Text Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Matches Regex - Field value matches a regular expression pattern
Numeric Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Less Than - Field value is less than the comparison value
- Less Than or Equal - Field value is less than or equal to the comparison value
- Greater Than - Field value is greater than the comparison value
- Greater Than or Equal - Field value is greater than or equal to the comparison value
Date Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Less Than - Field value is less than the comparison value
- Less Than or Equal - Field value is less than or equal to the comparison value
- Greater Than - Field value is greater than the comparison value
- Greater Than or Equal - Field value is greater than or equal to the comparison value
Multi-Select User Group Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Contains - Field value contains the comparison value
- Excludes - Field value does not contain the comparison value
List Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Contains - Field value contains the comparison value
- Excludes - Field value does not contain the comparison value
Single-Select Values List Fields:
- Equals, Does Not Equal, Has Been Modified
- Matches Regex - Field value matches a regular expression pattern
Attachment Fields:
- Has Value - Field has a value (not empty/null)
- Does Not Have Value - Field does not have a value (empty/null)
Reference Fields:
When using a Reference field, you can evaluate conditions in two ways:
- Number of Records - Evaluate the count of referenced records
- Available operators: Equals, Does Not Equal, Less Than, Less Than or Equal, Greater Than, Greater Than or Equal
- Compares the number of referenced records against a numeric value
- Target Field - Evaluate a field in the referenced record
- Available operators depend on the field type of the referenced field
- For example, if referencing a text field, you can use Equals, Does Not Equal, Matches Regex, Has Been Modified
- If referencing a numeric field, you can use Equals, Does Not Equal, Less Than, Greater Than, etc.
- If referencing a date field, you can use Equals, Does Not Equal, Less Than, Greater Than, etc.
Multiple Conditions
When a stage has multiple conditions:
- AND evaluation - All conditions must be true
- OR evaluation - Any condition being true is sufficient
Nested Conditions
Create complex logic by nesting stages:
- Add a condition stage
- Add actions to the stage
- Add nested stages within the stage for additional conditional logic
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Related Documentation
- Workflow Overview - Introduction to workflow concepts
- Getting Started with Workflow - How to access and use the workflow builder
- Workflow Actions - Complete guide to all workflow action types
- Advanced Workflow Topics - Execution details and advanced concepts