Advanced Builder: Go-To Connections for Triggers

What’s New

You can now set a start action per trigger. Drag Go-To connections from the trigger to any action on the canvas - this means no more single entry path, you can define the entry path for each of your triggers!

Why You’ll Love It

Different triggers, different journeys. Aim each trigger at the exact node it should begin from and keep complex entry logic tidy (no giant if-else stacks).

How It Works

Select a trigger
→ drag its connector to the target action.
Visual cue:
Go-To links for triggers render as a dashed line with an arrowhead (normal paths stay solid).
Execution behavior:
When the trigger matches, the workflow jumps directly to that target action and continues from there.

You can set multiple Go-To connections for each trigger, allowing you to define exactly where a contact should start when that specific trigger fires.

How To Use It

Open your workflow in Advanced Builder.
Add/position your triggers and actions.
From each trigger, drag the dashed Go-To connection to the action where it should start.
Reassign later by dragging the same connector to a new node.
Save → Publish when ready.

Additional Notes

Advanced Builder only:
Go-To Connections for Triggers are only available for the advanced builder upon release. This feature will be coming soon to the Standard Builder as well.
Defaults & saving:
Unassigned (“dangling”) triggers auto-connect to the Root (first) action. All triggers must connect to exactly one action to save the workflow. Reassign anytime by dragging the dashed connector.
Single enrollment per contact:
the same contact won’t run concurrently down multiple branches.
Switching back to Standard Builder:
remove Advanced-only features (Go-To Triggers, Delinked nodes, Disabled nodes) first.

Why it matters

Previously, multiple entry paths meant duplicate workflows or deep if-else chains. Now, Go-To connections for triggers give you clean, maintainable, and dynamic routing - all within a single workflow