You can also configure the response webhook for each path that exits from a condition node. Configure condition node webhook If you do this, the HTTP request body that is sent to the endpoint configured in Treble will add the following field to the request body: 
{
    "condition": {
	    "operator": "EQ",
        "value": "18"
    }
}
The condition is an object with an operator property to show which action was used in the condition and a value for the condition action to be evaluated:
  • Equal: EQ
  • Different: DIFF
  • Greater than: GT
  • Less than: LT
  • Greater than or equal to: GTEQ
  • Less than or equal to: LTEQ
  • Contains: CONT
  • Does not contain: NCONT
  • Default path: DEFAULT
The response can also have new variables for the session that can be updated or created for later use in the session. That is, you can add them in the webhook response as part of the user_session_keys.