Why conditional logic matters
Real workflows branch. Sometimes the screen shows a warning, sometimes the approval succeeds, sometimes a dialog you've never seen before appears. Conditional logic lets you handle every outcome without brittle scripts or coordinate-based macros.
Who it's for
Anyone who needs automation that can handle success, failure, and alternate outcomes safely — and wants the evidence of each decision stored with the run.
Concrete scenario: TriggerFlow clicks "Submit", then checks for either "Success" or "Error". On success it moves to the next record. On error it retries once, logs the failure with a screenshot, and fires a webhook so your ops team knows before the shift does.
How TriggerFlow handles branches
Use IF actions, IF block editors, labels, gotos, and group controls to build readable branches. Add loop limits or stop rules to keep workflows from running away. Every branch decision is visible in the run history, with screenshots attached.