Step 4: Add a Condition Node

Let's route high-priority feedback differently:

1. Click the + button on the agent node's output
2. Select Condition
3. Name it "Check Priority"

Configure Conditions

1. Click Add Condition

2. Condition 1:

   • Name: "High Priority"
   • Mode: Manual
   • Expression: {{agent.output.structured.priority === "high"}}

3. Click Add Condition again

4. Condition 2:

   • Name: "Normal Priority"
   • Mode: Manual
   • Expression: {{agent.output.structured.priority != "high"}} (this catches everything else)

Each condition now has its own output handle on the right side of the node.

Step 5: Notify the Team for High Priority

For high-priority feedback, let's notify the team in a connected app like Slack:

1. Click the + button on the "High Priority" condition handle
2. Select Action and choose your messaging integration (for example, Slack)

Configure the Action

Set the channel to post to, then provide the message. Set the message field to Prompt AI mode and insert:

A high-priority customer feedback was received: Customer:
{{form1.output.name}}
({{form1.output.email}}) Product:
{{form1.output.product}}
Category:
{{agent.output.structured.category}}
Sentiment:
{{agent.output.structured.sentiment}}

Issue:
{{agent.output.structured.summary}}

Full Feedback:
{{form1.output.feedback}}

Please review and respond promptly.

4. Click Save

Step 6: Add an Action Node

Now let's save all feedback to your system using an Action node. This example uses Google Sheets, but you can use any connected app:

1. Click + on both condition handles (we want to save all feedback)
2. Select Action, then choose Google Sheets

Configure the Google Sheets Node

1. SpreadsheetId: Insert your spreadsheetId
2. Range: You can leave this on auto.
3. Value Input: Set to "Prompt AI" and insert the following:

{
  Please insert structured
  {{form1.output.name}}
  ({{form1.output.email}}) 
  Product:
  {{form1.output.product}}
  Category:
  {{agent.output.structured.category}}
  Sentiment:
  {{agent.output.structured.sentiment}}

  Issue:
  {{agent.output.structured.summary}}

  Full Feedback:
  {{form1.output.feedback}}
}

5. Click Save

Alternative: The Action node works with any connected app — for example, adding a row to Google Sheets, creating a Notion page, or posting to Slack.

Step 7: Test the Complete Workflow

Now test the entire workflow:

1. Click on the trigger node
2. Click the Test run button in the toolbar
3. Fill in the test form with sample data
4. Click Run workflow
5. Watch as each node executes in sequence
6. Click on nodes to view their inputs and outputs

Try testing with:

• Different priority levels
• Various types of feedback
• Different products

Make sure both paths (high priority and normal priority) work correctly.

Published versions are immutable, but you can always edit the draft version (v0) and publish a new version when ready. This ensures your production workflows stay stable while you make changes.



If a node fails, the workflow stops and the run is marked as failed. Open the
run in the **Runs** tab to see which node failed and inspect its inputs and
outputs, then fix the configuration and run again.



Workflow runs consume model usage on your plan, metered like the rest of your
Odeus usage based on the models and nodes used. Review the per-run cost shown
in the **Runs** tab after a test run to estimate costs.