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Core concepts
Beginner

Boolean logic

True/false conditions that drive branching in workflows. `IF contact.country === "GB" AND deal.value > 10000 THEN assign to senior rep`. Combining AND, OR, and NOT conditions creates sophisticated routing without custom code.

Expert insight

Combining several boolean conditions with mixed AND/OR logic without parentheses to make precedence explicit is a common source of workflow bugs that pass initial testing, since the platform evaluates the conditions in an order the builder didn't necessarily intend, explicit grouping removes the ambiguity.

In a real workflow

A condition "paid AND (country is US OR country is CA)" decides which shipping workflow runs.

Common mistakes

  • Missing parentheses changing the meaning.
  • Conditions on empty values.

Complexity level

Beginner

Anyone can understand this no technical background needed.

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