Control workflow execution

Execution control steps let you branch, loop, and handle errors so your workflow responds correctly to varying conditions and runtime outcomes.

Real-world automation rarely follows a single linear path. Automation orchestrator provides control flow steps that evaluate conditions, route execution down different branches, iterate over collections of items, and catch errors so the workflow can recover or fail gracefully. You combine these steps with action and task agent steps to build workflows that adapt to the data they process.