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An Exit node ends a user’s Journey when they reach it. Users who hit an Exit node are removed immediately and do not continue to any subsequent nodes. Every Journey includes a default Exit node at the bottom — users who complete the full Journey exit there automatically. You can also add additional Exit nodes at certain places in a Journey, most commonly on the false path of a True/False node to filter out users who don’t meet your conditions.
In Vero 1.0 Workflows, filtering users out of a flow was handled by a Filter node. In Vero 2.0, the same result is achieved by adding an Exit node to the false path of a True/False node. This approach makes it explicit on the canvas where and why users leave the Journey.

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Adding an Exit node

Exit nodes can only be added to a True/False node path. To add one, first add a True/False node — this creates separate True and False paths that can each terminate with an Exit node.
  1. Add a True/False node to your Journey.
  2. Click the + button on either the True or False path where you want users to exit.
  3. Select Exit from the node menu.
Exit node added to the false path of a True/False node Users who reach the Exit node are removed from the Journey. The path between the Exit node and any subsequent nodes is removed to make it visually clear that users will not continue beyond that point.
Exit nodes can only be added at the end of a True/False node path, not between existing nodes within a path.

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Using Exit nodes with True/False nodes

Since Exit nodes require a True/False node to exist, the most common pattern is using them together to filter users:
  1. Add a True/False node and configure your conditions.
  2. Add an Exit node to the False path — users who don’t meet the True/False node conditions will exit here.
  3. Continue building the rest of your Journey on the True path for users who do meet the conditions.
Showing where exit nodes can be added

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Removing an Exit node

You cannot currently remove an Exit node without removing the entire branch it belongs to. To remove the branch, delete the True/False node that contains it — this will remove all nodes on that branch, including the Exit node.
The ability to remove individual Exit nodes is coming soon.

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Limitations

  • Journeys must be stopped before you can add or remove Exit nodes.
  • Exit nodes can only be placed at the end of a True/False node path.

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Next steps

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