Data Nodes

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What are Data Nodes?

Data nodes bring external data into your workflow. They fetch, filter, and transform information from your datasources, URL parameters, geolocation services, weather APIs, and more. This data is then available to downstream logic and output nodes for personalization.

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Adding a Data Node

1. Hover over the Data button (database icon) in the bottom toolbar.
2. A menu appears listing all available data node types.
3. Click on the desired type to open its configuration drawer.

Alternatively, right-click on an existing node and select Use data to add a data node downstream.

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Data Node Types

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Filtering and Ordering

Most datasource nodes support filters and ordering:

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Filters

Add one or more filter rules to narrow down results:

• Field — Select which datasource field to filter on.
• Operator — Choose a comparison operator (equals, contains, greater than, etc.).
• Value — Provide a static value or reference data from another node in the workflow.

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Ordering

Choose how results are sorted:

• Default order — As stored in the datasource.
• Ascending / Descending — Sort by a specific field.
• Change every 10 seconds for everyone — Randomize results periodically for all users.
• Change for each person — Each user sees a different order.

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Using Data Downstream

Once a data node is configured, its output fields become available to all downstream nodes through the Variable Picker. The variable picker organizes available data by source:

• Context — Standard context data (user, device, time).
• Geolocation — Location data from the Geolocation node.
• Workflow data — Data from upstream data nodes, labeled by the datasource name.
• Import new data — Quickly add a new data node if the data you need isn’t available yet.