Automations steps define the structure of any workflow in an Automation. Each step represents an action, decision, or operation that determines how the process moves forward. These steps are the building blocks that shape your automation logic, whether it’s performing a task, evaluating a condition, or iterating through data.
IF Conditional Step
The IF step evaluates a condition and directs the workflow based on whether the result is True or False. In other words, this allows your automation to take different paths depending on the data or situation.
Loop Over Step
The Loop Over step lets you repeat an action for each item in a list. When an action retrieves multiple items, you can use a Loop step to process each one individually. In other words, the step takes a list of data points and applies the following action to each item in sequence.
Variable Step
The Variable step allows you to create, set, and update variables within your automation. Variables can store strings, numbers, dates, or lists, and can be reused across multiple steps. This makes your automation more flexible and efficient.