I want to build a workflow that processes customer data differently depending on certain conditions. For example: if the customer is in Europe, the data should go into one database; if they’re in the US, it should be processed differently; and if no country data is available, I want to send an email asking for missing info. I know I can use the “IF” node, but I’m not sure how to chain multiple conditions together cleanly without making the workflow messy. Is there a best practice for handling complex branching logic in n8n?
Will try it out and give you feedback
@Emiliano You can also try the Switch node for routing more complex, multi-outcome logic through a single node rather than a chain of If nodes, depending on your use case.
For example, you need to juggle form submissions from a website that all route through the same webhook and you want to use a hidden input to identify the form type and therefore its route. Use a Switch node to route different form types through a single node to multiple paths.
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