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Conditionals

Understanding conditional logic

Conditional logic is the “IF” part of Tallyfy automation rules. It lets your processes automatically make decisions based on specific information or events.

Benefits of conditional logic

  • Automate decisions: Handle simple choices automatically.
  • Ensure consistency: Same rules apply every time.
  • Reduce manual work: Less need for human intervention on predictable decisions.
  • Create adaptive workflows: Processes that change based on conditions.

Available condition types

Set up conditions in Tallyfy based on various factors:

  • Answers given in form fields.
  • Whether steps are completed, approved, or rejected.
  • The role of the user involved.
  • Time triggers (like deadlines passing).
  • Other process information (metadata).

Automations > Logic operations explained

Tallyfy’s automation logic uses simple IF-THEN rules that evaluate user inputs and process conditions to automatically modify workflows and adapt processes to different scenarios without requiring technical expertise.

Conditionals > Conditionals (IF) explained

Tallyfy automations use conditional logic to automatically handle tasks and decisions by checking step statuses or form field content with various operators like “contains” “is completed” or “is approved” to trigger specific actions without manual intervention.

Templates > Automations

Tallyfy automations enable intelligent workflow adaptation through conditional IF-THEN rules that automatically modify processes based on user input form responses task completions and other triggers to create dynamic workflows that route tasks assign responsibilities and show or hide steps without manual intervention.

Features > If-this-then-that

Tallyfy uses if-this-then-that automation rules to create intelligent workflows that automatically respond to conditions and trigger actions like task assignments or deadline changes without requiring programming knowledge or complex flowcharts.