Decision nodes in a workflow present a Yes/No choice that routes the workflow down different branches. This allows conditional logic — different activities execute depending on the decision made.
Decision Routing
When the workflow reaches the decision, a prompt appears with Yes and No options.
Select the option shown on the main path to continue along the main path.
Select the other option to follow the alternate branch.
Activities on the unselected branch are marked as Skipped.
The progress bar updates to reflect the selected path.
Decision Step Page
When a workflow reaches a decision node, the assignee sees a decision step page below the submission form. This page displays:
The decision question configured on the decision node
Two choice cards — one for Yes and one for No — each showing the route description for that path
Selecting a Choice
To make a decision:
Click the Yes or No card
The selected card is highlighted to confirm the selection
A route description appears below the cards, explaining which path the workflow will follow
Continue Button
The Continue button is only enabled after a choice (Yes or No) has been selected. If neither option is selected, clicking Continue has no effect — no separate popup appears.
Important: The Continue button does not proceed until a decision is made. This prevents accidental advancement without an explicit choice.
Path Routing
After the decision is made:
The workflow follows the selected path (Yes or No) to the next activity
Activities on the unselected path are marked as Skipped
The run only completes when the chosen path reaches its end — not when the other path ends
This fix ensures that selecting No correctly follows the No path without prematurely completing the run.
Existing workflows with decision nodes continue to work without modification — the Yes path completion and routing logic are backwards compatible.