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The Switch node routes a lead across many branches based on conditions. You define a set of cases, each with its own conditions and its own path on the canvas. A lead follows the first case it matches. If it matches none, it follows the Default branch. Switch is the multi-way version of the If node. Where If gives you two paths (Yes / No), Switch gives you as many as you need, plus a built-in Default catch-all.
Cases are evaluated top to bottom, and a lead takes the first case it matches. Order your cases from most specific to most general so a broad case doesn’t catch leads meant for a narrower one.

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Add the Switch node

Switch lives under the Internal group in the node menu.
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Open the node menu

Click the + below the node where you want the branch to happen (usually right after the trigger).
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Select Switch

Under Internal, click Switch. The node is added to the canvas and its settings open on the right.
A new Switch node has no cases yet, so it shows a warning icon. Add at least one case before publishing the workflow.

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How cases and the Default branch work

Each case you add becomes its own branch under the Switch node on the canvas. Alongside your cases, the node always has a Default branch.
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  • Cases - evaluated top to bottom. A lead takes the first case whose conditions it matches.
  • Default - the fallback path. A lead that matches no case flows through Default.
Each branch has its own + button, so you can build a different sequence of nodes for every case and for Default.

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Configure the Switch

Selecting the node opens its settings. The header confirms what it does: Route across many branches by conditions.

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General

SettingDescription
NameThe label for the Switch node on the canvas. Rename it to describe the decision (for example, Route by plan).

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Add and manage cases

In the Cases section, click Add Case to create a case. Each case has:
  • Name - the label shown on the case’s branch (for example, Pro plan). Rename it so the canvas stays readable.
  • Conditions - the rules a lead must match to take this case’s branch.
  • Duplicate / delete - use the icons on the case header to copy a case or remove it.
Click Add Case again to add as many cases as you need. Each new case adds another branch to the left of Default.

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Build a case’s conditions

Inside a case, click Add Condition Group to add your first condition. Conditions work exactly like they do in the Filter and If nodes. Each one has three parts, read left to right:
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Field

The first dropdown lists the fields captured on your connected landing page - for example, email. Pick the field to check.

Operator

The second dropdown sets how the field is compared - for example, is equal to, contains, greater than, or less than.

Value

The third field is what you compare against. Type the value to check for.
You can add more conditions to a case with Add Condition (joined by an AND / OR toggle), and add more groups with Add Condition Group for two-level logic - same as the other condition-based nodes.
The available fields come from the landing page connected to your trigger. If a field you expect is missing, check that the page is capturing it and is connected to the trigger.

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Switch vs. If vs. Filter

NodeBranchesUse when
FilterNone (pass or stop)You only want to keep matching leads and drop the rest.
IfTwo (Yes / No)You have exactly two outcomes.
SwitchMany (one per case + Default)You need to sort leads into several paths at once.