Summary: Zibot Paths allows Flows to execute different Zibots based on one or more conditions.
Now there’s no more need to duplicate your flows; this new conditional Zibot helps you build multiple outcomes into one Flow, so you can automate anything you imagine.
It’s super easy to configure them; with our intuitive UI, you can select from a list of predefined data to create as many conditions as you require.
Available on: Pro & Enterprise Ziflow editions.
Learn how to:
Create Ziflow Webhook Flow
Click on the Connect tab in the upper left corner of the screen, then click on the + Create flow button. Instead of connecting to cloud storage, select the Ziflow or Intake form. If you want to trigger the Zibot based on events such as New proof/version created, New decision made, New comment/reply please choose the Webhook option, but if you want to create a Path Zibot for the specific Intake form, then please select Intake Form.
Set up flow Event settings.
The first step is selecting the event that will trigger your Zibot:
Next, you will be presented with the event details page, which will vary depending on which event you select:
New proof/version
Triggered by - select the type of request that will trigger the Zibot.
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Created by - select the user that will be responsible for this flow activation.
Decision made
Triggered by decision made - select what level decision needs to be made to activate the flow.
Type of decision - choose the type of decision that needs to be made to activate the flow.
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
New comment/reply added.
Triggered by new comment / new reply - choose which option should activate the flow.
Made by - choose if a Zibot should be activated by a specific reviewer or by anyone that adds a comment/reply.
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Comment resolved
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Comment labeled
Comment is labeled as - select which label(s) should trigger a Zibot.
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Proof updated
Triggered by - select which type of the proof updated event should trigger the Zibot.
Modified in - choose the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Stage updated
Triggered by - select which type of the stage updated event should trigger the Zibot. There are three types of stage update events: reviewer added, reviewer removed, stage locked, and deadline changed.
Modified in - choose the Ziflow folder that this flow will monitor.
Comment reaction
Triggered by - choose if you want to trigger a flow based on reactions added to comments or replies.
Comment reacted with - select what type of reaction should trigger a flow.
Created in - select the Ziflow folder that is going to be monitored by this flow.
Configure Path Settings.
Next, choose a Paths Zibot:
Set up Paths Zibot details:
Path name - you can choose the pathname.
Rules - at this point, you can configure rules on which the Zibot will trigger actions in the next step. You can use a built-in token for that purpose. Please also note that you can add many rules to one path if needed.
Once you finished adding conditions, you can proceed to the Webhook Zibot configuration, which will send information to any third-party tool you need:
Set up Webhook Zibot details.
Create - select the type of request.
URL (required) - enter the application URL where you will send the data.
Query String Parameters - add which parameters you want to send.
Request body - please type the request body in JSON data format. Here's an example of how this may look if you want to post some information to Slack.
Headers - enter the header values for each request.
Once you hit the Next button, Ziflow will confirm if the flow looks good. If there are no problems, name the flow and turn it on.
Of course, you can add as many paths to this Zibot as you need. On the infographic on the left, you can see the structure tree, which shows the current setup of the Zibot, but from this place, you can also add alternative paths or choose more actions to be done via Webhooks.
Additional information:
Notice that you can refer to the data from the proof or other Zibots in all input fields of the Webhook using JSONPath syntax. Please see our API reference page for more details and examples of our JSONPath syntax.