What are the two modes for configuring Plans in Accord?
Quote from Guest on 3 July 2026, 10:00 amI've seen references to Basic and Advanced mode for Plans but I'm not sure which one we need. What's the difference?
I've seen references to Basic and Advanced mode for Plans but I'm not sure which one we need. What's the difference?
Quote from Tim S on 3 July 2026, 10:00 amBasic Mode: plan steps execute in sequence, moving to the next row when conditions are met. Basic plans cannot start other plans. Advanced Mode: plans use 'Step To' configuration, allowing conditional branching to any defined plan row based on trigger conditions. Advanced plans can also start other plans, enabling hierarchical composition of up to 3 levels.
Basic Mode: plan steps execute in sequence, moving to the next row when conditions are met. Basic plans cannot start other plans. Advanced Mode: plans use 'Step To' configuration, allowing conditional branching to any defined plan row based on trigger conditions. Advanced plans can also start other plans, enabling hierarchical composition of up to 3 levels.
