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Filter

Filter is your lightweight, single-path gate. Configure one or more conditions; if they pass, the workflow proceeds. If not, the run ends gracefully at this step—no branching, no payload changes, just

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Description

What it does: Filter evaluates one or more conditions and lets the workflow continue only if the conditions pass. Unlike Branch, it does not create multiple paths; it’s a single gate in your flow.

Use Filter when you need a yes/no checkpoint (e.g., “only proceed for paid users”, “skip if file isn’t PDF”, “run when score ≥ 0.8”). Use Branch when you need different actions for different outcomes. Add more rules with + And (all must pass) or group alternatives with + Or Group (any group that passes allows continuation).

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Component settings

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Tab "Config"

Parameter Name
Description

Only continue if

Build one or more rules. A rule consists of:

  • Field: pick an upstream value via @ (or select from the dropdown).

Choose condition

Choose an operator

  • (Text) Contains

  • (Text) Does not contain

  • (Text) Exactly matches

  • (Text) Does not exactly match

  • (Text) Is in

  • (Text) Is not in

  • (Text) Starts with

  • (Text) Does not start with

  • (Text) Ends with

  • (Text) Does not end with

  • (File format) Are

  • (Number) Equals

  • (Number) Greater than

  • (Number) Less than

  • (Date/time) Equal

  • (Date/time) After

  • (Date/time) Before

  • (Boolean) Is true

  • (Boolean) Is false

  • Exists

  • Does not exists

  • Is Null

  • Is Not Null

Value

Only available for Text, File format, Number and Date/time.

This allows you to enter a text, a number or a date/time.

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Tab "Preview"

Use Preview to test your rule set against example inputs from recent runs.

  • True → the flow continues to the next node.

  • False → the run stops at Filter (no error; it is intentionally gated).

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Advanced configurations

This component has no advanced configurations.

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Use case

Filter - Allow flow run if "Field" contains value = 2

  • Only continue if = @ trigger.field

  • Condition = (Text) Contains

  • Value = 2

Set up at the "Filter" node

The result:

  • (1) When Field = 3 -> false

  • (2) When Field = 2 -> True

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