A condition, if set, is a requirement that must be met for an action to happen. Conditions make rules more specific, so they only work when certain things are true. Conditions are optional; rules function perfectly well without them. If no conditions are set, the rule's action will be executed every time the trigger occurs. Sequence supports the following conditions:
- Transfer amount (for rules triggered by incoming funds only): Compare the received amount (which triggered the rule) to a pre-configured amount.
- Balance: Compare the balance of any connected account to a pre-configured amount.
- Day of the month: Compare the current day of the month to a pre-configured day.
Creating a condition
Click on the "+" button next to the word "Condition"
Deleting a condition
Click on the 🗑️ next to the condition you wish to delete.
Creating multiple conditions
Sequence allows you to combine up to two conditions. To add a second condition, click the "+" button beneath your first one. By default, the relationship between conditions is restrictive, using "And" logic—both conditions must be met. You can make this less restrictive by clicking on "And" to change it to "Or," which requires only one of the conditions to be met for the action to occur.
Adding and chaining “Else” clauses
By default, if a condition isn't met, no actions are executed. However, Sequence allows you to run a separate set of actions when your condition isn't met. To do this, click the "Else" button beneath your current list of actions. This adds another action block where you can specify what to do if the condition fails. You can also chain multiple action blocks, each with its own set of conditions. Simply add a condition to the newly added action block to create this chain.
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