Logic AND Component

Use the Logic AND component to verify that multiple conditions are all met simultaneously. This component acts as a gate, only allowing the workflow to proceed down the "Verified" path if every single one of its inputs evaluates to true.

Why this matters

Complex workflows often depend on multiple factors being true at once. The Logic AND component provides a simple, clear way to combine these conditions without building complex, nested if statements. It's essential for input validation, checking multiple permissions, or confirming that several preceding tasks have all completed successfully.

Step 1: Understand the Logic

The component takes multiple inputs and provides two outputs: Verified and Unverified. The Verified path is only triggered if all inputs are true. If even one input is false, the Unverified path is triggered.

In this context:

• True: Any input that has a value (e.g., a non-empty string, any number, the boolean true, an object, an array).
• False: Any input that is empty, null, undefined, or the boolean false.

Operational Rules

Input 1	Input 2	Verified Path (Outputs true)	Unverified Path (Outputs true)
True	True	Active	Inactive
True	False	Inactive	Active
False	True	Inactive	Active
False	False	Inactive	Active

Step 2: Provide Inputs

You can add two or more inputs to the component. These inputs will typically be connected to the outputs of previous components in your workflow.

Action	Description
Add Input	Click the + icon to add a new input field. Give it a descriptive name that reflects the condition you are checking.

Step 3: Handle the Outputs

The component has two output branches, allowing you to direct the workflow based on whether all conditions were met.

Output	Description
Verified	This path executes if all inputs evaluate to true. It outputs the boolean value true.
Unverified	This path executes if any of the inputs evaluate to false. It also outputs the boolean value true.

Branching Your Workflow

Connect the Verified output to the steps that should run when everything is correct. Connect the Unverified output to an error-handling path, like sending a notification or ending the workflow.

Best Practices

• Validate User Input: Use Logic AND to ensure multiple required fields from a user form are all filled out before attempting to process the data.
• Combine Status Checks: If you run several API Calls, you can feed their success statuses into a Logic AND to confirm they all completed successfully before moving on.
• Simplify Nested Conditions: Instead of nesting multiple Condition components, use a single Logic AND component to check all conditions at once. This makes your workflow much cleaner and easier to read.
• Name Your Inputs Clearly: Give each input a descriptive name (e.g., isUserAuthenticated, isPaymentSuccessful) so you can easily understand the purpose of the logical check.

Troubleshooting Tips

If your logic isn't branching as expected...

• Check Your "False" Values: Remember that an empty string (""), null, or an unassigned variable will be treated as false. Make sure a previous step isn't unintentionally producing an empty output.
• Inspect Input Data: Use the Debug panel to check the exact value being passed into each input of the Logic AND component to confirm they are what you expect.
• It Only Takes One: The Unverified path will be taken if even a single input is false. If the workflow is unexpectedly going down the "unverified" path, systematically check each input to find the one that is evaluating to false.

What to Try Next

• Use Logic AND in combination with Logic OR and Logic XOR to build complex conditional flows.
• Connect the outputs of several Classifier Components to a Logic AND to verify that a user's request meets multiple criteria.
• Place a Logic AND after a ForEach Loop to check if a specific condition was met for all items in the array.