You can specify rules when setting up conditional actions in automations.
The actions here will be performed only if the specified condition holds true. You can think of an If/Then/Else rule condition.
You can add multiple conditions (nested if-else statements) to achieve your business use cases.
To select the condition, click on the (+) button under your event.
Then, click on Condition.
![Add condition to your workflow](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/click-add-condition.png)
Now, define the condition you want.
![](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/doc-conditions-add-new-condition-select-order.png)
Here we have selected the Order Total under Order.
Now, assign the 'greater than' operator and $50 value.
![Add the if order total condition](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/select-if-order-total-condition.png)
Click on Save.
Now click on the node and add an action to be performed when the condition holds true.
![Add action under the if - then condition](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/if-then-add-action.png)
Here, we will select our action as Send Email.
![add the send email action](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/send-email-conditions-doc.png)
Now, compose your email.
You can even use the enhanced visual email builder and customize pre-designed templates to create attractive emails.
However, we'll use a simple email here for demonstration:
![Write the email content](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/email-written.png)
Turn the toggle active to make your automation go live!
Now when a contact places an order of more than $50, an email will be sent to them.
![](https://funnelkit.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/email-preview.jpg)
Congratulations! Your automation works perfectly.
This is just one use case. You can define multiple conditions as per your requirements and set up different workflows in FunnelKit Automations.