Decision Triggers determine how nodes are connected and define when the workflow progresses from one node to another. They ensure a structured and logical conversation flow by controlling movement based on specific conditions and user interactions.
Hover over a node – A connector circle will appear at the bottom.
Drag the connector – Connect it to the top circle of another node.
Configure the trigger – Define the conditions under which the transition occurs.
Decision Triggers always move in one direction—from the bottom of the originating node to the top of the destination node. Multiple Decision Triggers can exit from a single node and enter a single node, allowing for flexible and dynamic workflows.
Global Nodes have built-in Global Decision Triggers, which function the same way as standard Decision Triggers but are hidden and can be triggered from anywhere in the workflow.
Every node in the workflow is implicitly connected to a Global Node.
The configuration of a Global Decision Trigger is identical to a standard Decision Trigger.
Unlike regular triggers, you won’t see a visible connection, but the functionality remains the same.
Global Decision Triggers allow AI workflows to access common responses or functions without requiring visible node connections, ensuring efficiency and flexibility.