Sur cette page : découvrez comment utiliser l’activité de contrôle de flux Branchement dans une campagne orchestrée pour créer plusieurs transitions sortantes qui exécutent plusieurs activités en parallèle.
L’activité Branchement est un composant Contrôle de flux qui permet de créer plusieurs transitions sortantes et d’exécuter plusieurs activités en parallèle.
Configurer l’activité Branchement fork-configuration
Pour configurer l’activité Branchement, procédez comme suit :
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Ajoutez une activité Branchement à votre campagne orchestrée.
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Définissez un libellé.
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Ajoutez un libellé à chaque transition sortante. Par défaut, deux transitions sont fournies.
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Pour supprimer une transition, cliquez sur l’icône
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Si nécessaire, cliquez sur Ajouter une transition pour ajouter une transition sortante supplémentaire.
Exemples fork-examples
Voici une utilisation type de l’activité Branchement : cibler la même audience avec deux canaux e-mail différents (un marketing et un transactionnel) pour comparer le comportement de diffusion.
Une fois qu’une activité Créer une audience sélectionne la population cible, un Branchement crée deux branches parallèles :
- Branche 1 se connecte à une activité de canal e-mail marketing. Les messages suivent les règles métier standard et sont envoyés uniquement aux profils inscrits.
- La Branche 2 se connecte à une activité de canal d’e-mail transactionnel. Les messages contournent les règles métier et sont envoyés à tous les profils, quel que soit le statut d’opt-in.
Ce modèle est utile pour comprendre comment les paramètres de catégorie de canal affectent le comportement de la diffusion et pour envoyer différents types de messages à la même audience au cours d’une seule exécution de campagne.
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- TL;DR: This page explains how to configure the Fork flow control activity in an Orchestrated campaign to create multiple outbound transitions so that several activities run in parallel.
Intents:
- Add a Fork activity to an Orchestrated campaign.
- Use a Fork to run two or more activities in parallel.
- Define a label for the Fork activity and for each of its outbound transitions.
- Add or remove outbound transitions on a Fork activity.
- Use a Fork to send different message types to the same audience in a single campaign run.
Glossary:
- Fork: a Flow control component that lets you create multiple outbound transitions, enabling several activities to run in parallel (product-specific)
- Flow control: the category of component that the Fork activity belongs to (product-specific)
- Label: the name assigned to the Fork activity itself, and separately to each outbound transition (product-specific)
- Add transition: the button used to add an additional outbound transition to a Fork activity (product-specific)
Guardrails:
- By default, two outbound transitions are created with a Fork activity.
- Each outbound transition can be assigned its own label.
- A transition can be removed using the delete icon next to it.
- Additional outbound transitions can be added using the Add transition button.
Terminology:
- Canonical name: Fork — category: Flow control
FAQ:
- Q: What does the Fork activity do? — It creates multiple outbound transitions, enabling several activities to run in parallel.
- Q: How many outbound transitions does a Fork activity have by default? — Two, by default.
- Q: Can I add more than the default outbound transitions? — Yes, click Add transition to define an additional outbound transition and enter its label.
- Q: How do I remove an outbound transition? — Click the delete icon next to the transition.
- Q: What is a typical use of the Fork activity? — Targeting the same audience with two different email channels, one Marketing and one Transactional, to compare delivery behavior.
Examples:
- Example: targeting the same audience with two different email channels — one Marketing and one Transactional — to compare delivery behavior. After a Build audience activity selects the target population, a Fork activity creates two parallel branches: Branch 1 connects to a Marketing email channel activity, where messages follow standard business rules and are sent only to opted-in profiles; Branch 2 connects to a Transactional email channel activity, where messages bypass business rules and are delivered to all profiles regardless of opt-in status.
Personas:
- marketer: Can add a Fork activity to an Orchestrated campaign and define a Label for it and for each outbound transition. Can select Add transition to create an additional outbound transition, or remove one using the delete icon. The page states that two outbound transitions are created by default. Where: “Configure the Fork activity”.
Onboarding:
- Level: Intermediate
- First minimal step: Add a Fork activity to your Orchestrated campaign.
- Success check: Two outbound transitions are provided by default, and each can be assigned its own label.