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Splits a process into two paths based on a JavaScript true/false condition.

Configuration reference

Champ	Requis	Default	Description
Expression	Oui (Yes)	Aucun (None)	JavaScript expression that evaluates to a boolean. Access upstream output with $vars.<nodeName>.<property>.
True branch label	Non (No)	True	Label shown on the true/yes output handle.
False branch label	Non (No)	False	Label shown on the false/no output handle.

Writing condition expressions

Conditions use the same JavaScript environment as the Script node:

// Simple comparison
$vars.httpRequest1.output.statusCode === 200

// Multiple conditions
$vars.data.status === "approved" && $vars.data.amount > 1000

// Null check
$vars.script1.output != null

// String check
$vars.user.role === "admin"

The expression accepts any JavaScript value — it doesn't need to be a strict boolean. Any truthy value takes the true branch; any falsy value takes the false branch.

Exemples

Example 1 — Branch on HTTP status code

Expression: $vars.httpRequest1.output.statusCode === 200

• True → process the response
• False → handle the error

Example 2 — Approval gate

Expression: $vars.reviewForm1.output.approved === true

• True → continue process
• False → notify requester of rejection

Example 3 — Null guard

Expression: $vars.fetchUser1.output != null

• True → proceed with user data
• False → handle missing user

When to use this vs Switch

Use Decision when...	Use Switch when...
You have exactly two outcomes (yes/no, pass/fail, approved/rejected)	You have three or more outcomes
The condition is a single boolean expression	You're matching a value against multiple cases

Pages liées

• Switch node — for three or more branches
• Variables and data flow — $vars syntax and expression patterns
• Error handling — handling failures vs conditional branching