A Wait for Trigger element supports up to three branches, and each branch has its own list of events. Events inside one branch are combined with AND or OR; two events you want to watch independently go into two different branches, so you do not need a Condition split for this.
To check for two separate events over a set time - for example, two days:
- Put a Wait for Trigger element in your workflow and set the waiting period to your time limit (up to 90 days).
- Enter a name in the BRANCH NAME field of the first branch (for example Did A), click ADD EVENT and select Event A. Use ADD CONDITION if you need to filter it by attributes.
- Click Add branch, name the second branch (for example Did B) and add Event B to it.
- Users who trigger neither event within the waiting period continue down the built-in Not triggered branch.
This setup sorts people into three groups: those who did Event A, those who did Event B instead, and those who did neither.
Notes: a user leaves the element as soon as one branch matches, so the element stops waiting at that point. You can add up to four events per branch; inside a branch, AND requires all of them and OR proceeds on the first one. Enable Fixed waiting period if users should always wait the full duration even when their event happens earlier.
Details: Wait for Trigger.
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