Conditional Router

Conditional Router

Automation Logic Routing Components

Component description

How the Conditional Router component works

Examples of flow templates using Conditional Router component

To help you get started quickly, we have prepared several example flow templates that demonstrate how to use the Conditional Router component effectively. These templates showcase different use cases and best practices, making it easier for you to understand and implement the component in your own projects.

AI-Powered Email Spam Detection and Support Routing
AI-Powered Email Spam Detection and Support Routing

AI-Powered Email Spam Detection and Support Routing

This AI workflow automatically classifies incoming emails as spam or not, and intelligently routes legitimate messages to an AI assistant that leverages company...

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Conditional Router component do?

It evaluates input text against a defined value using operators like equals, contains, or is empty, and sends the message down different paths based on the result.

Which comparison operators are supported?

Operators include equals, not equals, contains, starts with, ends with, is empty, is not empty, is_url, is_email, and is_number.

Can I make the comparison case sensitive?

Yes, you can enable or disable case sensitivity for your comparisons.

How can I use Conditional Router in my workflow?

Use it to create logic branches—such as sending users to different responses or actions based on their input, making your automation more interactive and responsive.

Is Conditional Router suitable for non-developers?

Absolutely! It’s designed to be user-friendly, letting you set up advanced routing logic without coding.

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