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# Action flow

To start creating a action flow you need to navigate to the action flow tab of the from designer, there you can add a new action flow. The action flow can be given a name and a few other basic properties.

An action flow always starts with a logical operation, currently supported operations:

* If condition
* Switch condition

**If condition**

This condition can be compared to the old rule conditions but with a few new features. Creating powerfull expression is possible by combining multiple expressions, for example:

![](/files/dQ5aGJqFtyXFlwizPREw)

**Switch condition**

The switch condition can be used to handle multiple cases in one action flow. For example handling form states. 

**Combining conditions**

With action flows it is possible to combine conditions, for example:

![](/files/UzDz6bvfreGE692TKTxK)

To make action flows more readable you can set the title of each of the operations

![](/files/Dm5whvdvzQUxKRcQSxpB)


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