Introduction:
This guide explains how decision nodes in LeadsHook evaluate and execute paths.
Path Evaluation Process:
A decision node evaluates and executes paths from top to bottom.
If “Evaluate ALL paths” is not ticked
Once the condition in a path is met, the decision node will move on to the next node and stop evaluating the following path(s).
If “Evaluate ALL paths” is ticked
Even if the condition in a path is met, the decision node will continue to evaluate all other paths.
2 levels of path evaluations
Referring to the above example, if Problem 1 AND Problem 2 are both selected, the above path is FALSE, even though both conditions individually are TRUE.
Conclusion:
Understanding how decision nodes evaluate paths in LeadsHook is key to setting up effective decision trees. By using the “Evaluate ALL paths” feature selectively, you can create more dynamic decision trees.
FAQs:
- Can I change the order of paths in a decision node?
- Yes, you can reorder the paths in a decision node, bearing in mind that they are evaluated from top to bottom.
