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Hi,

might be a stupid question, but how are actions executed within a business like these here:

Is every action only executed if the previous action succeeded or each time a user was updated? O.o

I thought they will be executed in order and depends each on the previous one

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Hello,

The action sets do not depend on each other. The If operation succeeded condition is dedicated to the main operation (user update in this case), not previous actions.

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Ahhhh.... thats why so many actions were executed on my test account ... :D

Ok, any chance to depend on previos action? I would something like

  • enable mailbox
  • if this is ok, then do X - else -> error
  • if X ok, then do Y - else -> error
  • if Y ok, then do Z - else -> error
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Hello,

Unfortunately, there is no such possibility. However, thank you for the suggestion. We forwarded it to the corresponding department for consideration.

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