Routers
In the last blog, we demonstrated functions of data iterators and aggregations. Today, we will show you another unique feature of Integromat — Routers.
Every scenario can contain an unlimited number of modules, which gives you the possibility to create complex schemes. A router is a place in a scenario, where the data can be duplicated and route can be divided into multiple branches. Each branch is then processed separately with a copy of the data that was received by the router.
Here is an example of a complex scenario with mixed routers and feeders/aggregators. It’s actually a working scenario, which we are using for testing purposes.
We only support this basic routing at the moment, but we are working on adding some interesting features like load balancing and round-robin.
If you have any questions, just let us know!
Have a look at some other scenarios with routers in use:
