When a Zap is triggered from one app, something happens in another app. But it's when you start adding "if" statements between those two steps that things get really powerful. Paths let you get multiple outcomes from a single Zap: if A happens, do this; if B happens, do that. It's like splitting your Zap, while still making sure all parts of your workflow live in one place. Here's how it works. |
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