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Chain Rules

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You can have an action form a rule trigger another LogicLoop rule. This can be useful when the results of a query can be used as parameters in the next rule.

Select the Trigger Rule action subscription to set up your chain of rules

Selecting Your Rule

You must select the rule you want to trigger from your action. By default, the most recent 10 rules can be viewed in a dropdown. You can also search for any rule by name.

Passing Parameters

You can pass information from your action to the next query's . You can use to customize and define your chained rule.

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