Conditional Node

The Conditional Table Node evaluates a set of conditions and will return true or false. Essentially, it is a visual interface that can hold if-then-else statements in one place to return true or false.

The expression can be one of the following: 

• AND - IF All of the following statements are  true
• OR   - IF Any of the following statements are true 

Recommended Usage: 

The conditional node is commonly used across processes that are used to filter records through exclusion logic. Check if someone is opted-in to receive a certain type of communication, and many other uses. As the conditional node is a generic piece of logic, it has a wide range of uses and applications.

  For information on each condition evaluation method (image below), please refer to the Conditions and Expressions page.

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Adding a Conditional Node

Step 1: Select Create New and choose the Conditional in the Logic section.

Step 2: The Conditional Node starts blank, as below. To add new decisions, click  'Create Condition. This will create a new condition to be evaluated. 

Step 3: After a new condition has been added, provide information for all parameters and click Save Edits:

• Conditional data name
• The evaluation method needed
• The conditional comparison value

 For information on each condition evaluation method, refer to the Conditions and Expressions page.

If a condition no longer needs to be evaluated, click the trashcan placed to the right of each rule to remove it.

Step 4: After a condition has been created, ensure that the correct parameters are passed into the node at the graph level.

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Validation Warnings

: All the invalid notifications will be displayed after expanding the Invalid Drop-down.

Warning	Note
All conditional data names must be non-empty	All values on the left-hand side of each expression must be non-empty
All conditional comparison values must be non-empty	All values on the right-hand side of the expression must be non-empty

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See Also: 

• Business Logic Nodes
• Columnar Table Node
• Decision Tree Node
• 2D Table Node
• Conditional Node