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General functions

Last update: October 21, 2026

Variables

You can use these general variables to identify details about an execution:

  • executionId: the ID of this scenario execution
  • scenarioId: the ID of the currently opened scenario
  • scenarioName: the name of the currently running scenario
  • scenarioUrl: a link to the current scenario in the Fusion user interface
  • executionUrl: a link to the current scenario execution in the Fusion user interface
  • scenarioApiUrl: the Fusion API URL for the current scenario
  • executionApiUrl: the Fusion API URL for the details of the current execution
  • teamId: the ID of the Fusion team that owns the current scenario
  • organizationId: the ID of the Fusion organization associated with the current execution. This is not an Adobe IMS organization ID.
  • triggerTimestamp: The time at which this execution was triggered
  • operationsConsumed: the number of operations used at that point in the scenario.

Variable names are case-sensitive. For example, use scenarioUrl, not scenarioURL.

You can use these variables in mapped fields without building URLs or hardcoding team and organization IDs. For example, you can include the following in a mapped text field in a notification:


Scenario: {{scenarioName}}
Open scenario: {{scenarioUrl}}
Open execution: {{executionUrl}}
Team: {{teamId}}
Organization: {{organizationId}}

Keep the following in mind when you use these variables:

  • The values are resolved when the scenario runs. The mapping panel lists the variables, but it does not preview their values.
  • scenarioUrl and executionUrl link to the scenario and to the execution in the Fusion user interface. scenarioApiUrl and executionApiUrl are API endpoint URLs, not links to Fusion pages.
  • The API URL variables return text only. They do not make a request or provide authentication credentials. Normal API authentication and permissions still apply.
  • Links do not grant additional access. Normal Fusion permissions apply.
  • executionUrl is not generated for runs that are not saved to execution history, such as sandbox runs or runs with history synchronization turned off. A generated link does not guarantee that the execution details are available at the moment you use it.
  • scenarioUrl cannot be generated for a template or an unsaved scenario.
  • If a URL cannot be generated, the variable has no value.

get (object or array; path)

Returns the value path of an object or array. To access nested objects, use dot notation. The first item in an array is index 1.

Examples:

  • get( array ; 1 + 1 )
  • get( array ; 5.raw_name )
  • get( object ; raw_name )
  • get( object ; raw_name.sub_raw_name )
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if (expression; value1; value2)

Returns the value1 if the expression is evaluated to true; otherwise it returns the value2.

To create an if statement that returns a value only if two or more expressions are evaluated to true, use the and keyword.

To combine if statements, use the and and or operators.

and operator

Examples:

  • if( 1 = 1 ; A ; B )

    Returns A

  • if( 1 = 2 ; A ; B )

    Returns B

  • if( 1 = 2 and 1 = 2 ; A ; B )

    Returns B

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ifempty (value1; value2)

Returns the value1 if this value is not empty; otherwise it returns the value2.

Examples:

  • ifempty( A ; B )

    Returns A

  • ifempty( unknown ; B )

    Returns B

  • ifempty( "" ; B )

    Returns B

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switch (expression; value1; result1; [value2; result2; …]; [else])

Evaluates one value (called the expression) against a list of values; returns the result corresponding to the first matching value. To include an else value, add it after the final expression or value.

Examples:

  • switch( B ; A ; 1 ; B ; 2 ; C ; 3 )

    Returns 2

  • switch( C ; A ; 1 ; B ; 2 ; C ; 3 )

    Returns 3

  • switch( X ; A ; 1 ; B ; 2 ; C ; 3 ; 4 )

    Returns 4

    In this function, 4 is the value to be returned if no expressions apply (the else value).

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omit(object; key1; [key2; …])

Omits the given keys of the object and returns the rest.

Example:

omit( User ; password )

Returns a collection of the user’s information, excluding the password.

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pick(object; key1; [key2; …])

Picks only the given keys from the object.

Example:

pick( User ; password ; email )

Returns a collection of only the user’s password and email address.

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mergeCollections(collection1; collection2)

Merges two collections by combining their key-value pairs. If both collections contain the same key, the value from the second collection overwrites that value from the first collection.

isBlank(value)

Returns true if the value is null or an empty string, otherwise returns false. Unlike ifEmpty, this function does not treat the number 0 or whitespace-only strings as blank.

Example:

  • isBlank("")

    Returns true

  • isBlank(null)

    Returns true

  • isBlank("Hello")

    Returns false

  • isBlank(0)

    Returns false

  • isBlank(" ")

    Returns false

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in(value; value1; value2; …)

Returns true if the value equals one of the provided values (strict equality, no type coercion).

Example:

  • in("B"; "A"; "B"; "C")

    Returns true

  • in("D"; "A"; "B"; "C")

    Returns false

  • in(2; 1; 2; 3)

    Returns true

  • in("2"; 1; 2; 3)

    Returns false

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ifin(value; value1; value2; …; trueExpression; falseExpression)

Returns trueExpression if the value matches any of the provided match values, otherwise returns falseExpression. Requires at least 3 arguments (value, one match value, and trueExpression + falseExpression).

Example:

  • ifin("B"; "A"; "B"; "yes"; "no")

    Returns yes

  • ifin("D"; "A"; "B"; "yes"; "no")

    Returns no

  • ifin("X"; "X"; "found"; "not found")

    Returns found

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case(indexNumber; value1; value2; …)

Returns the value at the position specified by the index number (1-based). Returns null if the index is out of bounds or is 0.

Example:

  • case(1; "Sun"; "Mon"; "Tue")

    Returns Sun

  • case(2; "Sun"; "Mon"; "Tue")

    Returns Mon

  • case(3; "Sun"; "Mon"; "Tue")

    Returns Tue

  • case(5; "a"; "b")

    Returns null

NOTE
We recommend using this to get day name from a date:
case(dayOfWeek(date); "Sun"; "Mon"; "Tue"; "Wed"; "Thu"; "Fri"; "Sat")
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