How can you merge or split flows dynamically?

Dynamic merging and splitting creates flexible automation paths:

Splitting flows: Single entry point divides into multiple paths. Split based on conditions at decision point. Each path continues independently.

Merging flows: Multiple paths converge to common continuation. Different entry points lead to same destination. Simplifies management of parallel experiences.

Dynamic aspects: Conditions evaluated at merge/split point. Recipients can change paths based on evolving data. Not fixed at entry.

Examples: Two segments enter separately, merge for common content mid-flow. Single entry splits for segment-specific content, merges for common conclusion. Behavior during flow determines which branch continues.

Implementation considerations: Timing alignment when merging (wait for stragglers?). Maintaining context across merge points. Testing all possible path combinations.

Merge and split enable journey flexibility. Paths diverge and converge as needed.