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Using Routers with Multiple Option Selections

amberrockey

Member
I have a form that I am connecting with email marketing (Constant Contact) the form has 6 possible email lists they can choose to sign up with. I've created routers making each selection = the corresponding Constant Contact list. But when multiple list options are chosen it only put the contact into the list of the first route it finds successful. How can I create paths to each of these lists without building out every possible scenario:
If Option A, Then List A
If Option A AND Option B, Then List A and List B
If Option A AND Option B AND Option C, Then List A and List B and List C
If Option A AND Option C, Then List A and List C
If Option A AND Option B AND Option D, Then List A and List B and List D
If Option A AND Option B AND Option C AND Option D, Then list A and list B and List C and List D
ETC...

There are 63 possible scenarios, Do I have to set them each up separately?
 
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PabblyMember4

Guest
Hey @amberrockey

You can achieve this scenario using the Router and Filter condition inside your workflow only. Yes, you have to program each of them separately.
Kindly let us know if you have any questions or comments.

Thanks
Kunal
 

amberrockey

Member
Okay, that's good to know. Can you tell me if this setup would be considered a Two-Step Workflow? Or would it be multi-step because of all of filter options? Also, is there a way you can estimate how many tasks a Workflow like this would run, on average?
 
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PabblyMember4

Guest
Hey @amberrockey

The workflow that you created will be counted under the Multi-step workflow. All the triggers and actions given by Pabbly will be considered as free tasks and all the 3rd party app's actions will be considered paid tasks in your workflow.

Thanks
Kunal
 
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