GT Studio
  • Introduction
  • Getting started
    • Set up a Project
    • Set up Annotation Specification
    • Set up a Workflow
    • Create Jobs
    • Export Jobs
    • What's next?
  • Tools for Labelling
    • Image Segmentation
      • Tool Introduction
      • Maker Tool
      • Reviewer Tool
      • QC Tool
    • 2D Video and Image Labeling
      • Tool Introduction
      • Maker Tool
      • Reviewer Tool
      • QC Tool
  • Workflow
    • Workflow Steps
      • Steps and Patch
      • Step Analytics
      • Move and Push Jobs
      • Job Assignment
    • Job Build Structure
      • Base type - Image
      • Base type - Segmentation
      • Base type - Video
    • Workflow Routes
  • How to Guides
    • How to set up an image or a video classification task?
    • How to setup a Pose Tracking Project?
    • How to create jobs with pre-labeled data?
    • How to export annotation data in COCO format?
    • How to convert Playment segmentation mask to a grayscale mask
    • How to split a video into frames and create jobs in GT Studio
    • How to add classes after setting up the workflow
    • How to re-open a completed batch for making changes
  • Batches
    • Job Viewer
    • Quality Check
  • Annotator Performance
    • Video and Images
    • Segmentation
  • Annotation Specification
    • Classes
    • Attributes
  • Team management
    • Invite your team
    • Groups
  • API reference
  • Secure Attachment Access
  • What's New?
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  • 1. Continue
  • 2. Boolean

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Workflow Routes

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To send jobs to different steps based on some conditions, you can configure workflow routes. For example, if you want to send jobs approved by the reviewer to one step, and jobs rejected by the reviewer back to a maker step.

To configure a workflow route, click on the icon on the connection arrow between any two steps.

Route Types

There are three types of route option in the workflow:

1. Continue

It is the default route for a new connection between any two steps. It always sends a job to the connected step without any conditional checks.

2. Boolean

A boolean route sends jobs to one step if the specified condition is true, and to another step if the specified condition is false. For example, you can use the boolean route to send jobs approved by the reviewer to end step, and jobs rejected by the reviewer back to a maker step.

To create a boolean route:

  1. Select route type as boolean

  2. Enter the field name. It is the key in the job build to check for routing jobs.

  3. Select field value, true or false for the route.

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