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Sometimes, you might want to stop your loop before iterating through all items. This is where the Break flow control comes in handy.

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What is Break?

Break acts as an “emergency exit” for your loops, allowing you to stop loop execution and move on to the next part of your workflow when certain conditions are met. This creates more efficient automation by preventing unnecessary processing. Common use cases include
  • Finding what you need early - like spotting the first non-compliant resource in a large inventory check
  • Reaching processing limits - such as when accumulated costs hit a budget threshold
Break is most effective when paired with an IF step, creating decision points that can trigger the loop exit.  This combination of Break and IF lets your workflows make smart decisions about when to stop processing, saving time and resources by avoiding unnecessary iterations once your objective is achieved.

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How to Add Break

  1. Inside the scope of a Loop, Press the (+) button
  2. Select Break from the Flow Control section 
?** Note**
You can only add Break within a Loop step
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