A Branch state may have more than one 'Next' state, but only one of the branch states will be executed. A branch state cannot use the 'End' state.

Let us see how to configure the Branch state in Builder View and Code View.

Builder view

To configure a Branch state to your circuit:

1. In Builder View, drag and drop the Branch state from the left pane into your circuit or click the required Branch state in your Circuit.
2. Under the Configuration tab, update the common state field attributes.
3. You can add branches to this state by selecting Add Condition. Add Condition allows you to configure the conditions for the respective branch and select the next state when the condition is met.
4. In the Condition field, add $.verification == 'success'  and set the next state as Verified and Approved in Go To.
5. Similarly, you can add another condition as $.verification == 'failure' and set it to a Verified and Rejected state in Go To.
   
6. You can configure the Input and Output Paths of the Branch state as described in Input and Output Processing.

      

Branch state has a default pathway that you can link with the next state of the circuit. If none of the conditions is followed, the state will be executed with the default branch.

Code View

"Action - Approve or Reject": {
      "type": "branch",
      "next": "Verified and  Approved",
      "branches": [
      {
            "condition": "$.verification == 'success'",
            "next": "Verified and  Approved"
      },
      {
            "condition": "$.verification == 'failure'",
            "next": "Verified and Rejected"
      }
      ]
}