Managing complex workflows requires flexibility and organization. By introducing support for Default Statements in conditional branches, enabling Sub-Process Triggering, and adding a Custom Log Delegate Step, we’re making it easier to build dynamic, modular workflows. These improvements help streamline debugging, reduce redundancy, and improve overall efficiency. Additionally, loop iterations have been increased from 100 to 10,000, allowing for more powerful automation.

What this change Enables:

• More Complete Conditional Branching – Conditional Branch steps now support a Default Statement, ensuring workflows always have a default path when no conditions are met. This prevents process gaps and ensures smooth execution.

• Streamlined Workflow Creation – Users can now trigger Sub-Processes within workflows with the Trigger Process step, reducing the need to copy steps or recreate processes. This makes workflows more modular, easier to manage, and enhances reusability across different processes.

• Improved Debugging and Process Visibility – The Create Custom Log step allows users to insert logs directly within workflows, making it easier to track execution flow, debug issues, and add informative notes to processes.

• More Powerful Automation with Extended Loops – Loop iterations have been increased from 100 to 10,000, enabling workflows to handle larger-scale automation, iterate through extensive datasets, and support more complex logic-driven processes.

These enhancements help maintain cleaner, more structured workflows by minimizing duplicated steps and simplifying complex process logic.

Explore these improvements and optimize your workflows today. Learn more in our documentation.