When you use a Parallel Paths step, you do not start all the steps in all the branches at the same time. You experience a time lag in the start time of the steps across the paths. The execution of branches varies based on the steps you use in each branch.

Ensure that every path in a Parallel Paths step contains a valid value.

When more than one branch is running in sequence, if one branch pauses for a specific time, instead of waiting for the steps to complete in that branch, the process starts running steps from another branch in parallel. For example, if you have a Wait step in a branch and the process is paused for a specific time, the steps in a different branch starts running in parallel.

Click

Add

to add a new branch.

You can add multiple steps to each branch. To add steps to a branch, drag and drop a step from the pallette on the left.

When you use the Jump step in conjunction with the Parallel Path step, you can only jump to another step on the same Parallel Path branch.

Keep in mind the following restrictions when you use the Jump step and the Parallel Path step together: