How to Use Condition Groups in Workflow?

How to Use Condition Groups in Workflow?

  1. Conditions within a set can be grouped using Condition Groups.

  2. Use Match Any (OR) or Match All (AND) logic to combine conditions.

    • For example: If "Amount > $5,000 OR Vendor = 'Preferred Vendor'," the workflow could bypass certain steps based on either condition being true.

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