If Statement

Evaluates one or more conditions and routes the workflow through either the True or False path based on the result.

Purpose

Use the If Statement to introduce conditional branching into a workflow. Configure one or more conditions using a type-aware condition builder, combine them with AND or OR logic, and the task will direct execution down the matching path. It is the primary tool for decisions that have exactly two outcomes.

Inputs

Field	Type	Required	Description
Operation	Dropdown	No	Logical operator applied across all conditions. AND requires every condition to pass; OR requires at least one. Defaults to AND.
Conditions	Search Condition Builder	No	One or more conditions to evaluate. Each condition specifies a data type, an input value, an operator, and a comparison value. Supported types: string, number, dateTime, boolean, object, regex, array.

Outputs

This task controls workflow routing and does not produce data output variables. It directs execution through one of two named connector paths:

Connector	Description
True	Followed when all conditions pass (AND) or at least one passes (OR).
False	Followed when the conditions are not satisfied.

Examples

AND – All conditions must be met

Check if two variables both equal specific values.

Field	Value
Operation	AND
Condition 1 Type	String
Condition 1 Input	SetVariable1.var1
Condition 1 Operator	Equals
Condition 1 Compare	abc
Condition 2 Type	String
Condition 2 Input	SetVariable2.var2
Condition 2 Operator	Equals
Condition 2 Compare	cba

OR – At least one condition must be met

Route to True if either variable matches its expected value.

Field	Value
Operation	OR
Condition 1 Type	Number
Condition 1 Input	MathOperations1.Result
Condition 1 Operator	GreaterThan
Condition 1 Compare	10
Condition 2 Type	String
Condition 2 Input	SetVariable1.status
Condition 2 Operator	Equals
Condition 2 Compare	approved