Condition elements in Zendesk's Branch by condition include variables, operators, and values. These elements work together to define the conditions for each branch.
Variables are data containers related to a conversation, such as a customer's location. Operators determine how the variable's data is compared to a static value, with options like 'is', 'contains', and 'greater than'. Values are the expected data for a variable, used to evaluate if a condition is met.
The Branch by condition step allows you to direct a bot conversation based on evaluated data. This feature is part of Zendesk's AI agents and helps in creating dynamic conversation flows. When you add a Branch by condition step, you can configure…
Configuring branches in the Branch by condition step involves setting up conditions that determine the conversation path. You start with two default branches: If this and Else. You can add up to four more branches, making a total of six. Each…
Nested conditions allow you to build complex logic by combining multiple conditions. They are useful for scenarios requiring both AND and OR logic. You can nest conditions up to three levels deep, with each level containing up to six conditions….
If your conversation always defaults to the Else branch, it might be due to incorrect condition setup. Ensure that you are using the correct tag for dropdown selections. For example, if you're using a dropdown field, the condition should use the…
Currently, the Branch by condition step in Zendesk allows a maximum of six branches, including the Else branch. This limit cannot be increased. If you need more branches, consider using nested conditions to manage complex logic. While this might…
Currently, Zendesk's Branch by condition does not support direct comparison between two variables. Conditions require a static value for comparison. To work around this, you might need to use API calls to retrieve and store data as variables, then…