Keragon's "Continue If" logic serves as a crucial component for streamlining workflows by adding conditional statements that determine whether the workflow proceeds. This feature is invaluable for ensuring that actions within your workflow are executed only when certain conditions are met, making your automations more efficient and targeted.
Steps to Implement "Continue If" Logic in Your Workflow
- Add the Continue if action: In your Keragon canvas, click the ‘+’ icon to introduce a new step. Select "logic" from the dropdown menu, and then choose the "Continue If" option.
- Define Conditions: Once the "Continue If" logic is added, click on it to set the conditions under which the workflow should continue. You will be presented with an interface to specify these conditions based on the outputs from previous steps or external data sources.
- Configure Conditions: Use the provided fields to create your conditional logic. You can utilize a variety of operators such as equals, greater than, or contains to specify the criteria that must be met for the workflow to proceed.
Available comparison operators
Below are the available comparison operators that you can use when setting up the conditional logic.
Operator | Explanation |
is true |
Checks if a value is true |
is false |
Checks if a value is false |
is null |
Checks if a value is null |
is not null |
Checks if a value is not null |
is empty |
Checks if an array is empty |
is not empty |
Checks if an array is not empty |
equals |
Checks if two values are equal |
does not equal |
Checks if two values are not equal |
greater than |
Checks if a value is greater than another |
greater than or equal |
Checks if a value is greater than or equal to another |
less than |
Checks if a number is less than another |
less than or equal |
Checks if a value is less than or equal to another |
starts with |
Checks if a string starts with a specific value |
does not start with |
Checks if a string does not start with a value |
Contains |
Checks if a string contains a value |
Does not contain |
Checks if a string does not contain a value |