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title: Step 2. Add a router
slug: step-2-add-a-router
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createdAt: 2025-03-26T16:31:05.855Z
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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.&#x20;

To add a router to your scenario:&#x20;

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In the left sidebar, click **Scenarios&#x20;**&#x61;nd select the **New prospect notification** scenario you built in the [Create your first scenario](docId\:p5DHtppuOcAGN3DnHoT86) section.

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Right-click between the Google Sheets and Slack modules and select **Add a router**.

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A router module will appear between the modules.

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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.

While the right-click option is recommended when you need to place a router between two existing modules, this alternative method adds the router at the end of your scenario. This is useful when building a scenario from scratch, but requires additional reconfiguration when working with existing modules.
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Next, hover over the router and click the **+&#x20;**&#x69;con that appears. This creates a second route that branches from the router.

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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.

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**Understanding routers&#x20;**

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:0eWrZ3lUZWR1FkC3abgT1))
- You can direct specific data to different destinations based on your requirements
- Routers don't consume credits, making them efficient for complex workflows
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