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IFTTT Condition based on another IFTTT result

Demolag
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November 16, 2025

Hi,

Lets say I have an IFTTT that does some action (for example, update a Jira issue), let's name it UpdateJiraIssue, and I want to create a 2nd IFTTT that will run only if [iftttResult_UpdateJiraIssue] is not empty. Is it possible to set the condition of the 2nd IFTTT based on the first one's result?

And if it's possible, what is the right syntax for the condition?

 

Thanks in advance

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Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
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November 16, 2025

Configure it to run on the same event and same condition, place the macro right after the one that you have

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November 18, 2025

Thanks for the response.

While it works for the specific example I gave, I am still looking for ways check the IFTTT result as part of the condition for another IFTTT.

An example for when will this be needed is when I want an IFTTT to run based on a response from WS IFTTT.

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
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November 19, 2025

You need to save it back to some ConfiForms field and then can check that field (including use of functions - for example if a JSON response is returned, then you can transform it to JSON and check the fields for values, etc)

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November 19, 2025

So instead of:

firstIFTTT: do something → if !iftttResult_firstIFTTT:[empty] : secondIFTTT: do something

I have to do:

firstIFTTT: do something → secondIFTTT: resultField=[iftttResult_firstIFTTT] → if !resultField:[empty] : thirdIFTTT: do something

 

Thanks for the response.

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
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November 20, 2025

Yes, you put this IFTTT after the 1st one - https://wiki.vertuna.com/spaces/CONFIFORMS/pages/9864128/Configuring+ConfiForms+IFTTT+actions+and+rules#ConfiguringConfiFormsIFTTTactionsandrules-Create(Update)ConfiFormsEntry

Save the response to some field

And have the condition in the 3rd IFTTT (now it is your 2nd) to check that field for the value

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