Either terminate the entire workflow instantly when a specific branch ends, or let each branch continue independently until it’s finished, ensuring flexibility and control in your process.
Control the End of Your Workflow
The End element lets you define how your workflow concludes once it reaches a finishing point. You can choose to terminate the entire workflow as soon as a specific branch ends, or allow other branches to continue running until they complete on their own.
Simple Drag-and-Drop Setup
To set your workflow’s end behavior, just drag the End element to your chosen spot in the flow and configure your preferred termination rule.
Avoid running extra actions
Terminate the entire workflow as soon as a specific branch is completed. This is ideal for rejection paths, final approvals, or scenarios where no further actions should run once a decision is made.
Allow independent branch completion
Allow branches to finish independently when parts of your workflow can run in parallel or are optional. This keeps your process flexible without forcing unnecessary synchronization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about this feature? Explore the FAQs below for quick answers, or reach out to our support team for more details.
What’s the difference between End and Terminate?
End acts as a visual signal that a branch has completed, while Terminate stops the entire workflow immediately when that step is reached.
What happens to active steps when a workflow is terminated?
When a workflow is terminated, all remaining active steps and branches stop immediately and no further actions are executed.
Can I use multiple End elements in one workflow?
Yes. You can place multiple End elements in different branches to define how and when each path should finish.