What is the purpose of employing the 'Else if' statement in flow design?

Employing the 'Else if' statement in flow design serves the purpose of providing an alternative condition when the previous 'If' condition evaluates to false. This allows the designer to introduce multiple conditional branches within the flow, enabling a more refined control over the execution path based on varying criteria.

Using 'Else if' is advantageous because it allows for a sequential evaluation of conditions. Once an 'If' statement is processed and found to be false, the flow can then check the condition specified in the 'Else if' statement. If that condition is true, the associated actions can be executed. This branching logic helps in creating more complex decision trees within a flow, ensuring that multiple scenarios can be handled efficiently without terminating the flow prematurely.

This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios requiring multiple checks, enabling a clearer, more organized approach to flow design and enhancing the overall logic that determines how the flow will respond to different input conditions.