The Wait Node lets you pause the workflow before proceeding to the next step. This is useful when you want to introduce a delay or wait until a specific date and time before sending a message or continuing the flow. When you click on the Wait Node, a configuration panel appears with a Parameters tab. Here, you can choose how the wait should be defined: Wait Node

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Configuration Options

  • Duration: Set a fixed delay using:
    • Days
    • Hours
    • Minutes
    • Seconds
    This option is ideal for introducing consistent gaps between workflow steps.
  • Until: Define a specific date and time when the workflow should resume.
    • Select a Time Zone to align the timing with the recipient’s or system’s locale.

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Advanced Workflow Configuration

In Advanced workflows, an extra field appears below the static options:
  • Wait Variable: A field to enter a dynamic wait value using a JSON path.
    • Example: ${workflow.input.data.time}
This allows the wait duration to be determined at runtime, based on input data.
If you use a Wait Variable, it will override whatever you set in Duration or Until. Just make sure the variable returns a valid time value — like a number in seconds or a proper date/time — so the workflow knows how long to wait.