Rules Node

Node Type

Description

The Rules node allows you to define multiple conditions in the same logical argument and produces a true and false path.

When you create multiple conditions, you can choose to Match Any, meaning the true path will be used only if all conditions are met

If you choose Match Any, the true path will be used if any of the conditions are met

When to Use

Use when you want a condition that incorporates more than one condition concurrently

How to Use

Here's how to configure the rules node:

  1. Connect your rules node to your automation, this will make available all objects in the preceding nodes to you in order to define your rules condition
  2. Select the + button to add a condition
  3. Choose a variable or an object you want to check in order to build your condition
  4. Choose an operation to use in your condition
  5. Define your condition
  6. Select the + button to add additional conditions
  7. Choose between match any or match all in the top right corner
  8. Choose save when you're happy with your rules condition
  9. Connect your rules node to the next node in your automation
  10. Hit + on the line between the nodes and select true or false

Example Use Cases

You want to proceed with an automation if and only if the card type = mastercard and currency = EU