In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Custom Condition and what are the benefits.💡
Custom Condition is there to save time, make a shortcut, and put together more conditions into one. In one custom condition, you can have up to 5 different outputs. You can combine conditions to best fit your goal.
Let’s learn how to use this feature! 📖
Once you click on “Create New Output”, the following options will appear:
- Delete the previously-set output
- Configure the next output
- Set the timing after which the custom condition will get executed - so in this example, I am setting how much after the Email Verification step will Custom Condition be executed.
🔹 Output #1
Let’s opt for “If connected” for the output N1, then “Message”. (On the right)
How the sequence looks:
🔹Output #2
Let’s opt for “If not connected” but “has verified email”, then “Email message”. (On the right)
How the sequence looks:
🔹Output #3
Let’s opt for “If not connected”, “if has verified email”, but “open to Free InMails”, then “InMail message”. (On the right)
We hope this tutorial was helpful!