1. Understanding Routers
A router creates multiple branches from a single module. Each branch can have its own filter condition, and data flows through all branches where conditions are met (or a fallback if none match).
2. Setting Up Filters
Filters determine which data passes through each route. You can combine multiple conditions with AND/OR logic, use text operators (contains, matches), numeric comparisons, and date functions.
3. Practical Examples
Example: Route incoming emails by sender domain—internal emails to Slack, support requests to helpdesk, sales inquiries to CRM. Each path processes the email differently based on its source.
Wrap-up
Routers are the key to building smart automations that handle real-world complexity. Combine them with error handlers and you'll have bulletproof workflows.