Summary
In this chapter, you learned how to work with advanced conditions. Advanced conditions allow you to use multiple dynamic content tokens and expressions in order to restrict what data entities are processed by a flow. Using the AND and OR operators, you were able to combine multiple conditions into groups to create a complex decision process for the flow.
You were also introduced to switch conditions – a type of control action that allows your conditional logic to take different paths depending on a broader set of evaluations.
Conditional processing is important because it can be used to help refine and filter data inputs as well as ensure that business criteria or requirements are met prior to flow execution. Conditional processing also gives you an opportunity to create flows that meet complex business criteria.
In the next chapter, we’ll begin working with approval workflows. Approval workflows are one of the most popular types of flows for organizations...
