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Conditional Edges

Purpose: Route execution based on switch node conditions Conditional edges connect switch nodes to different target nodes based on evaluated conditions. Each branch (IF, ELIF, ELSE) has its own edge.
Conditional Edges - Switch Node with IF, ELIF, and ELSE branches to different Template Nodes
Conditional Edges - Switch Node with IF, ELIF, and ELSE branches to different Template Nodes
In this example:
  • Switch Node has 4 output handles: IF, ELIF 1, ELSE, ERROR
  • IF branch (dashed line) routes to Template (3)
  • ELIF 1 branch (dashed line) routes to Template (4)
  • ELSE branch (dashed line) routes to Template (5)
  • Each condition evaluates in order, only one path executes
  • Conditional edges shown with dashed lines and equals sign icons
Branch Types:
First condition evaluated
  • Primary condition check
  • Executes if condition is true
  • Can use AND/OR logic
Handle: if or specific branch ID
Multiple Outputs: Switch nodes can have many outgoing edges, one for each branch. The switch node evaluates conditions and routes execution to the matching edge. Visual Indicator:
  • Multiple output handles on the switch node
  • Each handle labeled with branch type (IF/ELIF/ELSE)
  • Only one path executes per switch

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What’s Next?

Switch Node

Master conditional branching logic

Merge Node

Combine conditional branches

Parallel Edges

Learn about standard execution flow

Error Edges

Handle failures in conditional paths