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url: https://docs.seen.io/legacy/journey/conditional-node.md
description: >-
  Legacy Journey Conditional Node reference covering how to branch data into
  different paths using property-based conditions.
---

# Conditional Node

::: warning Legacy
This is part of the legacy Platform documentation.
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In Seen's legacy Journey builder, the Conditional Node allows you to create different paths for the incoming data depending on the set conditions.

To configure the Conditional Node, drag and drop the Conditional Node to the Canvas and connect it to the previous node (usually the [Trigger Node](./trigger-node)).

Within the Conditional Node, you will now be able to set your condition logic and create different paths for your data.

## Single Condition

Click on **Add Condition** to create your condition.

You can rename your condition by clicking on the pen icon next to the default name (Primary Condition). The name will be visible on the canvas, so renaming it makes it easier to see the logic at a glance without opening the node settings.

You're able to use any of your created [Properties](../../platform/settings/properties) as the Field.

You can choose between the following operators:

* **Equals**
* **Not Equals**
* **Greater Than**
* **Greater or Equal**
* **Less Than**
* **Less or Equal**

Fill out the value field you want to check within that property to create your condition.

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**Value** is case sensitive, so make sure to use the exact value.
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Click **Save**, and connect your paths to the next node(s).

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You will always get an additional **Else** path for data that does not match a condition. If the **Else** path is not connected to any further node, all data not matching the condition will fail the Journey.
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## Condition with multiple checks

You're also able to add multiple checks within one condition, to define the condition further. To create multiple checks, click on **Add check**.

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Data needs to match both checks in order to be a part of this condition.
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## Multiple conditions

You are able to create multiple conditions with their own, separate paths by clicking on **Add Condition**.

Each condition will create a new path for the condition node.