# Define conditions for a workflow step ## Apply a condition ### Sample use case > Let's say if you want to create two branches in a process. There is a field named as "Total Amount" in a form where you are applying the workflow. We need to apply a condition as follows > > If Total amount is > 10000 then a new branch of workflow is created > > If Total amount <= 10000 then a seperate branch is created

### Start of a workflow A workflow starts when a form is submitted, so when you start configuring a workflow the first item you will see is a "submit" button step. Submit button step has the following properties

1. **Node ID:** This ID helps identify a step in the workflow. it follows a sequence n-1, n-2, n-3 ....etc 2. **Settings icon:** Clicking on this icon helps you provide the process log when the form is submitted. 3. **"+" icon**: which helps you define the further steps of the workflow ### Let's apply a condition in the workflow builder When you click the "**+**" icon next to the button system asks if you need to "apply a condition"

The **Set condition** window is displayed on the right. Click on "**Add rule**" to define the criteria

2\. You can select the form field, Operator, and value while adding a rule > Example: In a process you want to create a condition, if "Total Amount" is > 10000 then create a branch

3\. To save this condition, click **Apply** at the bottom right. The condition is added to the workflow in the following manner.

{% hint style="info" %} **Question:** Now that we know how to add a condition, can you add the condition: Total Amount <= 10000 similarly? **Answer:** Click on "**+**" icon again in front of submit button and repeat the above steps {% endhint %} The final result will look like this:

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