Logic Nodes

Logic nodes help your workflow make decisions. They’re like traffic directors - they decide where things go next, whether to repeat something, or when to pause and wait.

Available Logic Nodes

Condition

Go one way if something is true, another way if it’s not. Like an “if/else” statement.

Multi-Condition

Choose between multiple options based on a value. Like a menu with many choices.

Loop

Repeat the same steps for each item in a list.

Human

Pause and wait for someone to approve or reject before continuing.

Wait and Combine

Wait for all separate paths to finish before moving on.

Pause

Wait for a certain amount of time before continuing.

Which One Should I Use?

I want to…	Use This
Do something different based on yes/no	Condition
Choose between 3 or more options	Multi-Condition
Do the same thing for every item in a list	Loop
Get a person’s approval before continuing	Human
Make sure multiple things finish before moving on	Wait and Combine
Wait before doing the next step	Pause

Common Patterns

One Thing After Another

The simplest flow - each step happens after the one before:

Start → Ask AI → Send Email → Done

Yes or No Decision

Different paths depending on a condition:

Start → Is it urgent?
          ├── Yes: Alert the team immediately
          └── No: Add to regular queue

Multiple Choices

Route to different places based on a category:

Start → What type is it?
          ├── Sales: Send to sales team
          ├── Support: Send to support team
          ├── Billing: Send to billing team
          └── Other: Send to general inbox

Do Something, Then Continue Together

When you need multiple things to happen before moving on:

Start → Send alert to Slack ────────┐
      → Send alert to Email ────────┼→ Log that both were sent
      → Send alert to SMS ──────────┘

Repeat for Each Item

Do the same thing for every item in a list:

Start → For each customer:
          └── Send personalized email
        → When done: Log how many were sent

Connection Points

Logic nodes have special outputs:

Condition Node

Green (met) - Goes here when the condition is true
Red (unmet) - Goes here when the condition is false

Multi-Condition Node

One for each option - You create these based on your choices
Default - Goes here when nothing else matches

Loop Node

Inside the loop - Runs for each item
After the loop - Runs once when all items are done

Human Node

Green (approved) - Goes here when they say yes
Red (rejected) - Goes here when they say no

Tips

You don’t have to connect every output. It’s fine if a “no” path just ends without doing anything.

Use Wait and Combine when you need to wait for multiple things to finish. Without it, the workflow moves on as soon as the first thing finishes.

Logic nodes don’t actually do work themselves - they just direct traffic to the nodes that do.

Overview

Triggers

Actions

Logic

Logic Nodes

Logic Nodes

Available Logic Nodes

Condition

Multi-Condition

Loop

Human

Wait and Combine

Pause

Which One Should I Use?

Common Patterns

One Thing After Another

Yes or No Decision

Multiple Choices

Do Something, Then Continue Together

Repeat for Each Item

Connection Points

Condition Node

Multi-Condition Node

Loop Node

Human Node

Tips

Next Steps

Condition Node

Loop Node

Overview

Triggers

Actions

Logic

​Logic Nodes

​Available Logic Nodes

Condition

Multi-Condition

Loop

Human

Wait and Combine

Pause

​Which One Should I Use?

​Common Patterns

​One Thing After Another

​Yes or No Decision

​Multiple Choices

​Do Something, Then Continue Together

​Repeat for Each Item

​Connection Points

​Condition Node

​Multi-Condition Node

​Loop Node

​Human Node

​Tips

​Next Steps

Condition Node

Loop Node

Logic Nodes

Available Logic Nodes

Which One Should I Use?

Common Patterns

One Thing After Another

Yes or No Decision

Multiple Choices

Do Something, Then Continue Together

Repeat for Each Item

Connection Points

Condition Node

Multi-Condition Node

Loop Node

Human Node

Tips

Next Steps