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# Or

**Introduction**

The "Or" step evaluates multiple conditions and returns `Yes` if at least one condition is true. This step is useful for combining multiple logical checks where any one condition being true is sufficient.

**Configuration**

* **Conditions**: A list of conditions to evaluate. If any condition in this list returns true, the "Or" step will succeed. You can add multiple condition steps to this list.

**Subpaths**

* **Conditions**: Represents the list of conditions to evaluate. You can add individual condition steps here, and the result of this subpath determines whether any condition passes.

**Outputs**

* **Result**: A boolean value (`Yes` or `No`) indicating whether at least one condition evaluated to true.


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