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If-this-then-that

How does if-this-then-that work in Tallyfy?

Section titled “How does if-this-then-that work in Tallyfy?”
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Tallyfy uses automations, which pair an “if this” with a “then that”, to make decisions and trigger actions in your processes automatically. Your workflows respond to changing conditions, user inputs, and process states - without manual intervention or coding.

Complex flowcharts confuse business users and are hard to maintain. Tallyfy’s clear if-this-then-that statements are easier to read, manage, and stay accessible to all team members - even for sophisticated scenarios with multiple conditional branches.

No. You don’t need any programming expertise. You can set up an automation like “IF the amount exceeds $500, THEN show the manager approval step” through a simple configuration screen.

Yes - teams can adjust their own workflow logic and don’t need IT help every time something changes.

While they’re simple to create, automations can trigger actions in other systems using Tallyfy’s API, Middleware, or Webhooks.

  • Change task assignments
  • Adjust task deadlines
  • Show or hide steps
  • Re-open completed tasks

If you have existing flowcharts, Tallyfy’s AI import tool can help turn them into runnable templates.

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