Conditionals (IF) explained
Conditionals in Tallyfy automations are “if this, then that” rules. They watch for specific events - a task getting completed, a form answer matching a value - and trigger actions automatically.
The Condition is your “IF” part. What you can check depends on whether you’re looking at a step’s status or a form field’s value.
These check a step’s status within your workflow. Every step type also supports reopened and not assigned conditions.
- Regular step (and email step): Is it completed? (IF Step 1 Is completed THEN…)
- Approve/reject step: Is it approved or rejected? (IF Approval Step Is rejected THEN send it back)
- Expiry step: Is it acknowledged or expired?
You can check what people enter in form fields - both on steps and in kick-off forms - and act on their answers.
Each field type supports different operators:
- Short text, long text, or file upload: Contains, Does not contain, Is empty, Is not empty. Short text fields with numeric validation also get Greater than and Less than.
- Dropdown: Is, Is not, Contains, Does not contain, Any of, Greater than, Less than
- Radio buttons or checkboxes (multi-select): Is, Is not, Contains, Does not contain, Any of
- Table: Contains (can target a specific column)
- Date: Contains, Does not contain, Is empty, Is not empty
- Assignee form field: Is empty, Is not empty
Someone selects “High Priority”? Route it to management. Budget over $10,000? Trigger an approval step automatically.
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