There are several ways to express business logic within a graph. The following nodes are available:
Node | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A placeholder node that is automatically added to a graph | |
| Annotate a graph with comments to make it easier to understand | |
| Return a value from a graph | |
| Set a value in the schema or a public variable from the schema, a public variable or a literal | |
| Get a value from the schema, a public variable, or a literal | |
| The loop node allows a graph to be executed many times | |
| Used for testing arbitrary boolean expressions resulting in True or False outcomes | |
| Used for evaluating conditions involving exactly two input values (dimensions) resulting in a single outcome. | |
| Execute arbitrary JavaScript code and return any valid JavaScript value or object. | |
| Evaluate complex conditions using multiple input fields and set multiple outcomes. | |
| Visual segmentation based on rules and any number of fields | |
| A learning node that will create random recommendations until a winner is chosen. | |
| Saves the details of the current interaction to the Xponent Profile Store | |
| Synchronizes the customer profile data from the current graph to the Xponent Profile Store | |
| A native node that enables triggering email communications by selecting active templates from XCC within workflow graphs. | |
| A native node that enables triggering messages (SMS or MMS) communications by selecting active templates from XCC within workflow graphs. |
