Add a Condition Step
Configure a 'Condition Step' in the Workflow Builder by naming it, defining conditions with tool-specific statements, and setting the next workflow steps based on whether conditions are met.
Steps
Add a Condition Step
Navigate to the Workflow Builder. Use these steps when configuring a workflow step in a new or existing workflow.
Under General Information in the Type list, choose: Condition Step
Add General Information
Name your workflow in Step Name.
Confirm that Condition Step is set in the Type list.
From the When list, select a tool-specific statement.
Tip
Missing a field? Custom Field types Single and Multi Select need to be set to Required and Visible in the Custom Fieldset to be used in a Condition.
Choose an available operator from the Is box. Each condition statement has different options. To learn more, see Tool-Specific Statements and Conditions.
In the Then list, choose the next step or create a new step for the workflow template.
In the Otherwise list, choose the next step or create a new step for the workflow template.
Tip
The workflow step always goes to the Otherwise step you define when a condition is not met or if the item is empty.
Save the Template
The following options are available when you are ready to save workflow template:
ImportantProcore strongly recommends saving your progress using the Save as Draft option as you build your workflow template. This is a standard best practice to help minimize data loss due to accidental closure, browser issues, or other unforeseen interruptions.
Procore strongly recommends saving your progress using the Save as Draft option as you build your workflow template. This is a standard best practice to help minimize data loss due to accidental closure, browser issues, or other unforeseen interruptions.
Cancel. Discards any changes made.
Save as Draft. Saves a 'Draft' version with a minor version number (e.g., 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, and so on). Select this option if the workflow template is still under development.
Save and Publish. Creates a major version number for the workflow (e.g., 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and so on). Choose this option when the workflow is ready for implementation and project assignment.