
Default Paths
A default path is required in every Flow. By default, all traffic is distributed evenly among the available default paths when no conditional paths are applied.Conditional Paths
A conditional path allows traffic to pass only if it meets specific conditions. For example, you can create a conditional path for all visits where Device Type = Tablet.Name Your Conditional Path
Start by giving your conditional path a clear name.Set Conditions
Next, define the conditions. You can choose from pre-existing conditions or create a new one on the spot.Note: You can modify existing conditions.
- Select a condition type from the list (e.g., Country)
- Choose the operator (is**/is not**)
- Specify the allowed or blocked value (e.g., United States)
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With the new update, you can now choose how to evaluate conditions using AND or OR logic.
AND: All conditions must be true for the path to be followed and the redirection to occur.
OR: At least one condition must be true for the path to be followed.
This gives you more flexibility in controlling how traffic is routed based on multiple conditions.
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Click Apply to confirm. For example, if you choose Country - Is not - United States, this path will not receive traffic from the U.S.
You can reset the rule or Save Condition to add it to your list for reuse.
- Create the Path
- Give the path a name
- Select the Path Destination and the Transition to Offer
Path Destination Options:
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- Landers & Offers
- Offers only
- Listicle
- Advanced Flow

Traffic Distribution
Traffic distribution is controlled by weight values. The weight proportion determines the percentage of traffic each path receives. The total always sums to 100%. Important Notes:- Every Flow must include at least one default path.
- Each default path must contain at least one item.