---
title: "Parallel Gateway Join Node"
slug: "parallel-gateway-join-node"
tags: ["workflow-builder", "workflow-builder-nodes"]
status: "update"
updated: 2026-10-13T15:36:57Z
published: 2026-10-13T15:36:57Z
canonical: "docs.unqork.io/parallel-gateway-join-node"
---

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# Parallel Gateway Join Node

The Parallel Gateway Join node merges all parallel paths back into a single flow. It waits for every incoming path to complete before the workflow continues—unlike the Inclusive Gateway Join node which only waits for active paths. Pair it with a Parallel Gateway Split node. Use the **Unidirectional** setting on individual incoming links to let the Join node proceed without waiting for a specific path.

> **How to read settings tables**
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> The tables below describe each configurable option as it displays in the UnqorkAI platform. Values are formatted as follows: `inline code` — a value to type exactly as shown | **Bold** — a value selected from a drop-down, radio button, tab, or choice chip | **ON**/**OFF** — toggle state | ✓ — checkbox checked | ☐ — checkbox unchecked

## Settings

| Setting | Field | Type | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Label | `label` | Text input | `parallel-gateway-join-{n}` | A display name for the node. |

## Link Settings

The Parallel Gateway Join node has two different link settings panels. Incoming links use the standard link settings panel. The outgoing link uses a specialized settings panel. For the full reference, see [Output Links](/unqorkai/docs/output-links).

### Incoming Links

Settings shown when you click a link connecting **to** this node:

- **Label**: A display name for the link.
- **Status**: A descriptive label for the  this link represents. Use it to identify which route the workflow took, for example, `Approved` or `Rejected`.
- **Unidirectional**: When set to **ON**, this setting lets the workflow proceed without waiting for this path to complete. Use this on optional incoming paths.
- **Use Flash Message**: When set to **ON**, this setting displays a notification to end-users when the workflow follows this link.
  - **Flash Message**: The notification message to display.
  - **Make Flash Message Dismissable**: When checked, this setting lets end-users dismiss the notification.
  - **Message Status**: The visual style of the notification. Options include: **Success**, **Info**, or **Danger**.

### Outgoing Link

Settings shown when you click the link connecting **from** this node:

- **Label**: A display name for the link.
- **Unidirectional**: When set to **ON**, this setting lets the workflow proceed without waiting for this path to complete.
- **Use Flash Message**: When set to **ON**, this setting displays a notification to end-users when the workflow follows this link.
  - **Flash Message**: The notification message to display.
  - **Make Flash Message Dismissable**: When checked, this setting lets end-users dismiss the notification.
  - **Message Status**: The visual style of the notification. Options include: **Success**, **Info**, or **Danger**.

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