A Decision allows a Flow to choose between two or more specified Paths based on user input from a previous Task.
Before configuring the Decision please ensure:
A preceding connected Task has a Form Field that can be used in a Decision. These types are:
Dropdown and Option lists
Checkboxes
Number and Currency fields
The Decision Task has at least two subsequent Tasks or Decision gateways connected to it.
Configure Decision:
Select the Decision field from the drop down.
Configure your conditions.
Keep in mind that:
The ordering of the condition list is the order in which they will be evaluated.
The top Task condition will be evaluated first.
The Default Task will always move to the bottom and will be evaluated last.
Exactly one path will execute, this will be the first condition that evaluates to true.
If no conditions are evaluated as true, the Default Path will be taken.
Decision Naming
You have the ability to name both the Decision Gateway itself and also label the outgoing paths.
Multiple values per Decision Path
If a Decision uses a Dropdown list or Option list as the Decision field, you can assign multiple values to a single Path.
Advanced Decision capabilities
Select fields from any previous Task for your Decision. As well as choosing the Decision field you can also choose any previous Task (not just the Task immediately prior) to configure your Decision. For more information on using previous Tasks for Decisions see http://help.flowingly.net/design-and-build-your-business-processes/use-previous-step-for-decisions
Complex Decisions. You can chain Decision gateways together to handle more complex routing requirements. See http://help.flowingly.net/design-and-build-your-business-processes/complex-decisions for more details on Complex Decisions.