Step 2. Add a router

a router allows you to split your scenario flow into multiple routes think of it like a fork in the road where your data can follow different paths based on your scenario requirements this lets you process the same information in different ways for example, sending all prospect notifications to slack while only sending specific ones to mobile devices to add a router to your scenario in the left side navigation menu, click scenarios and select the "new prospect notification" scenario you built in the create your first scenario docid\ p5dhtppuocagn3dnhot86 section right click the dots between the google sheets and slack modules and select add a router a router module will appear between the modules alternatively, you can add a router the same way you add any other module click + add another module on the right side of your module, search for "router" in the search field, and select router from the results please note that the right click option is recommended when you need to place a router between two existing modules the alternative method adds the router at the end of your scenario, which is useful when building a scenario from scratch but requires additional reconfiguration when working with existing modules hover over the router and click the + icon that appears this creates a second route that branches from the router your scenario now has two routes the original route to slack where all prospects are sent, and a new route that you'll set up in the next step to send only us based prospects to the mobile app understanding routers a router is a make tool that allows you to branch or split your scenario flow into multiple routes each route after a router can process data differently you can add conditions to each route using filters (which we'll cover in step 4 add a filter docid\ y6 o4tuew1qshnmw5xxc2 ) you can direct specific data to different destinations based on your requirements routers don't consume operations, making them efficient for complex workflows