Configure Constructs

The process of building a logic flow involves configuring a variety of constructs, each of which represents a specific action or decision within the logic flow. These constructs can include activities, conditions, loops, and more. Understanding how to use these constructs and configuring them correctly is critical to create a functional and efficient logic flow.

To begin, users must select the appropriate construct for the task at hand, and then configure its properties to define its behaviour and interaction with other constructs within the logic flow. These properties may include data inputs and outputs, conditions for branching or looping, error handling, and more.