Common properties
All steps share a common set of properties that you can set as listed below:
Title
Every step has a title that you can edit to your liking. You use the title of a step to reference its output from other steps.
Attributes
All steps have attributes. These are the properties of a step that you configure. For example, a step that sends emails has an attribute (input field) for the recipient email address. Attributes can be required or optional.
Enable tags
Tags help you view your journey and filter its steps. When you enable tags, you can group steps together. You can add as many tags as you need.
Continue on error
When your flow encounters an error, it typically fails, stops and logs the error. If the error occurs during a user journey, the end-user sees an error screen and cannot continue the journey.
To avoid this from happening, you can enable Continue on error to skip the step that fails and move to the next step in the flow. In this case, the end-user continues the user journey without interruptions.
Note: Continue on error might cause subsequent steps to also fail if they expect input data from a failed upstream step. This property does not apply to the last step in the flow.
Continue on error is only available for a set of steps. Native engine steps and the last step in a flow do not support Continue on error functionality.
Data prefilling
Data prefilling allows you to pass data between steps. You can reference the output of any upstream step and use it as input to another step. To reference an upstream step output, select an upstream step's output attribute name from the dropdown of your input attribute. References follow the syntax StepTitle.Key.
Learn more in the Passing data between steps tutorial.
Advanced mode
Input fields support Liquid template language that allows you to perform advanced data transformations. Learn more in the Passing data between steps tutorial.