I am not able to figure out the following points: 1) How does it trigger execution if I uncheck the "run_automatically" box? I don't see an event called "Run If-Then" or something similar. Does this mean that if the box is unchecked it will run when you invoke its result? Why should I check or uncheck that box? 2) If the objective is to be able to use the result conditionally, why are the response states "Response 1" and "Response 2" and there isn't something that returns the chosen response in a single state? I mean, maybe I'm not understanding it, but if it is a conditional, there will always be one response defined by the conditions so that in my workflow I can take one or the other with a single call. If I have to do two steps, for example "If response 1 is empty, value = response 1" and the same for response 2, then what is the point of the conditional? Maybe it does what I expect, but I'm just not getting it. But there is no documentation to understand either.