In this lesson you’ll learn:
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What the Continue If logic step does
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How to add it to your workflow
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How to configure conditions to control when the workflow proceeds
Introduction
In more complex workflows, you often want to continue the process only if certain conditions are met. For example, you might only proceed if the patient has given consent or if a specific field in the form contains a valid value.
This is where the Continue If logic step becomes essential. It allows you to apply filters and control exactly when your workflow should continue.
Adding the Continue If Step
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After the Jotform trigger, click on the ➕ icon to add a new step.
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Go to the Logic tab and select Continue If.
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Define your condition based on data from the form submission.
Example Scenario:
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Input:
Terms and Conditions (from Jotform form) -
Condition:
is equal to Accepted
This means the workflow will only continue for patients who have accepted the Terms and Conditions.
💡 Pro Tip: You can combine multiple conditions using AND/OR logic to create more complex filters.
What Happens If the Condition Is Not Met?
If the condition is not met, the workflow stops at this point. This is useful to avoid unnecessary API calls or actions when they aren’t relevant.
Next Lesson
Great work! You’ve learned how to control the flow of your automation with conditions. Next, we’ll show you how to branch your workflow to handle multiple outcomes instead of just stopping.
Next Lesson: Add Branching Logic