Is it possible inMonday.com automations to perform branches and/or loops between tasks or subtasks?
For example, I would like to start one task if the Status changes to “Done” or another task if the tatus changes to “Stuck”
Hi @lsrothstein24 ,
What you’re describing sounds like normal automations with some conditions built in, such as ’ when status changes to something, and only if status is not ‘stuck’ set another status to ’ start task’ and notify assigned person’ . Something like this, but layered in with other automations to drive the desired logic.
It can become a bit of a web though if you’re not careful - do you have the expected behaviours and conditions mapped out?
We can help if needed 
I have some sequential tasks that I would like to start and assign upon ending the preceding task. I also have tasks that are decision tasks where I would like to branch back to a former task or continue to the next based on the state of the decision.
I have the project set up, titled “RFC Process”, and could add you to it to view if you like, and if you tell me how to.
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I agree with this post. I’d also recommend clearly labelling all of your automations, and potentially creating a flowchart in WorkCanvas to track the full process. Otherwise if you have a problem later on it may be difficult to figure out where to correct it.