There is no explicit way to terminate a routing flow when specific conditions aren't met. Admins have to use workarounds to prevent leads from continuing down a path they shouldn't be on.

Chili Piper should support a dedicated "end of flow" node that explicitly stops routing when placed in the flow, giving admins a clean way to terminate processing under defined conditions.

Without a clear termination node, routing flows become harder to read and maintain. An explicit end node makes flow logic cleaner, easier to debug, and less prone to unintended routing outcomes.