Overview

The Exit node ends a workflow branch. When a workflow execution reaches an Exit node, that particular path stops processing. Other branches in the workflow continue as normal.

The Exit node has no credit cost.


When to Use

Use the Exit node when you want to stop a specific branch of your workflow without affecting other branches. Common scenarios include:

  • After an If Condition false path, when you do not want to take any action

  • To end a branch early based on certain criteria

  • To make your workflow logic clearer by explicitly marking where branches end


Configuration

The Exit node has no configuration options. Simply add it to any point in your workflow where you want that branch to stop.

Tips

Tip: Using Exit nodes on unused If Condition branches makes your workflow easier to read. Instead of leaving empty branches, an Exit node clearly shows that nothing should happen on that path.

Related Articles

  • If Condition

  • Loop

  • Common Workflow Patterns