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GravityOps Multi-Path Step

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GravityOps Multi-Path Step adds a premium-only Gravity Flow step type for configurable decision routing.

What It Adds #

  • A Multi-Path Decision Gravity Flow step type.
  • A repeatable path editor with a minimum of two paths.
  • Per-path button labels, status keys, and next-step destinations.
  • Workflow detail buttons generated from the configured paths.
  • Timeline notes and workflow status labels for selected paths.

Setup #

  1. Add a Multi-Path Decision step to a Gravity Flow workflow.
  2. Configure assignees using the standard Gravity Flow assignee settings.
  3. Configure at least two decision paths.
  4. Set each path’s button label, status key, and next step.

Standard Gravity Flow settings #

Alongside the decision paths, the step supports these standard Gravity Flow step settings. They behave exactly as they do on an Approval or User Input step, so see the Gravity Flow documentation for what each one does:

  • Assign To, including assignee routing
  • Editable Fields — a separate list per route when using assignee routing
  • Conditional Logic — appears when the form’s fields use conditional logic
  • Display Fields
  • Instructions
  • Emails — an Assignee Email, with reminders
  • Due Date
  • Workflow Note

In the GravityOps dashboard #

Open GravityOps → Multi-Path Step. The page has these tabs:

  • Overview — what the plugin does at a glance.
  • Outcomes — a decision breakdown for every Multi-Path step across your workflows: how many times each path was chosen. Path labels are recorded at decision time, so the report stays accurate even if you rename a path later.
  • Docs — this documentation, right in your dashboard.
  • Help — support links.

Decision paths are configured on the Multi-Path Decision step inside your Gravity Flow workflow (above).

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