Journeys with Business logic
Each step in a journey can be categorized as either a Simple Action or Business Logic depending on the complexity and the functionalities it involves.
Business logic manage complex processes by enabling decision-making and dynamic responses based on specific conditions. These steps are vital for building intelligent, flexible journeys that adjust to different scenarios.
Key components of business logic include:
- If condition: Executes an action or a set of actions only if a specified condition is met.
- If else condition: Extends the If condition by providing an alternative path of execution when the condition is not met.
- Foreach loop : Iterates over a collection of items and performs the same action for each item, which is useful for processing lists or arrays.
- Try-catch error handling: Handles exceptions or errors that occur in the execution of a journey, ensuring that the journey can manage or log errors without crashing.
- Stop journey: Ends the execution of the journey prematurely based on a specified condition, which is useful for stopping processes that should not continue due to certain criteria.
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