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description: In activation-triggered flows, you can now use the Decision element, add exit and reentry conditions, pause an active flow, and in the Transform element, map activation data up to 5 levels deep.
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# Use Decisions, Add Exit Rules, and More with Enhancements to Activation-Triggered Flows

In activation-triggered flows, you can now use the Decision element, add exit and reentry conditions, pause an active flow, and in the Transform element, map activation data up to 5 levels deep.

**Where:** This change applies to Data 360 in Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer editions. Activation-triggered flows are also available for Marketing Cloud Growth and Marketing Cloud Advanced editions with Data 360.

**How:** To add exit rules and set reentry conditions, edit the flow’s Start element. You can reference the $ActivationData system variable to set exit rules based on the activation. To set reentry conditions, select a value for the Can Rejoin Flow field. Always is the default value and means an individual can reenter a flow before they exit. After completion means individuals can enter a flow only after they exit it. Never means that an individual can’t enter the flow again.

To pause an active flow, click the **Pause** button in the button bar. The button changes to a Resume button when paused. When a flow is paused, processing stops at each element and its people and data are held until you resume the flow. After you resume the flow, everything that was held is processed at one time and then the flow continues as usual.

#### See Also

- [_Salesforce Help_: Create an Activation-Triggered Flow](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.automate_flow_build_create_activation_triggered_flow.htm&language=en_US)