True/False node

Add conditional logic to a Journey to route users down different paths based on their behaviour and properties.

A True/False node evaluates conditions when a user reaches that point in a Journey and routes them down one of two paths — True or False — depending on whether they meet the conditions you define. This lets you tailor the rest of the Journey to each user’s behaviour, properties, and history.

In Vero 1.0 Workflows, similar conditional routing was handled by a Filter node. In Vero 2.0, the same filtering behaviour is achieved by combining a True/False node with an Exit node on the false path.

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Adding a True/False node

1. Open your Journey and click Edit Journey to access the canvas.
2. Click the + button at the point in your Journey where you want to add branching logic.
3. Select True/False from the node menu.

The True/False node is added with two paths — True and False — automatically joined at a convergence point below. You can add nodes to either path independently.

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Configuring conditions

1. Click the True/False node on the canvas to select it.
2. Click Edit in the side panel to open the condition builder.
3. Add one or more conditions to define which users take the True path.
4. Click Save to apply your conditions.

The node displays a summary of your saved conditions (e.g. “2 conditions”) so you can review the logic at a glance without opening the editor.

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Available condition types

True/False nodes support the same condition types as Segments — user properties, events, tags, segment membership, and message interactions. See Segment conditions for a full reference of available operators and options.

True/False nodes also support two conditions unique to Journeys:

Condition	Description
Trigger event property	Routes users based on a property of the event that triggered the user’s entry into this Journey. Works like a user property condition, but evaluates the triggering event’s data rather than the user’s profile.
Has not performed event since entering this Journey	Routes users based on whether the user has performed a specific event since they entered this Journey. Select the event, then choose “since user entered this Journey” as the timeframe.

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Nesting True/False nodes

You can add a Branch node inside an existing branch path to build more complex conditional logic. Each nested branch is independently configurable with its own conditions and true/false paths.

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Removing a True/False node

To remove a True/False node, click it on the canvas to reveal the inline menu below the node, then click the Delete (trash) icon. Removing a True/False node also removes that node and its entire branch, so move any nodes you want to keep before deleting.

To remove only an Exit node and rejoin its incoming path, use the Exit-node removal flow.

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Limitations

• True/False nodes evaluate conditions in real time when a user reaches that point in the Journey.
• Journeys must be stopped before you can add, edit, or remove True/False nodes.
• Changes to a True/False node’s conditions take effect for any users who subsequently reach that node.

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Next steps

• Exit node — remove users from a Journey at a specific point, useful for filtering users on the false path of a True/False node
• Creating and editing a Journey — learn how to build and launch a Journey
• Segment conditions — full reference for condition types and operators available in True/False node conditions

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