Hi Community 
If Ross and Rachel from the show Friends taught us anything, it’s that “being on a break” is… complicated.
But pausing rules in a bundle? That just got simple!
You can now toggle individual rules off inside a bundle, keep your full configuration saved, and turn them back on whenever you’re ready. No drama required. 
The Pausing rules in a bundle feedback thread in the Forum helped push for this improvement. Until now, stopping a rule meant deleting it and losing your full configuration. Some of you even found workarounds like adding impossible trigger conditions just to keep a rule saved but inactive (we see you, @Jan-Rienk and we respect the hustle 
). Happy to share that’s no longer needed!
Here’s what’s included:
- Pause toggle on each rule. Every rule inside a bundle now has its own on/off toggle. Turn it off, and the rule stops running while your full configuration stays saved. Turn it back on whenever you’re ready.
- Paused rule count in Controls. Open the “Controls” section of a bundle and you’ll see a count of how many rules are currently paused. A quick way to check what’s active at a glance.
- Visual indicator in your bundles list. When browsing bundles in the gallery or the Workflow section, you can spot which bundles have paused rules right away.
One thing to note: pausing a rule in a bundle stops it from running in every project where that bundle is applied. Bundle admins can pause and resume rules within their bundles.
So if you need to troubleshoot, make a temporary process change, or iterate on your workflows, your rules stay saved and ready to go.
Big shoutout to everyone who contributed to the Pausing rules in a bundle feedback thread. You helped shape this one directly, and it’s great to see it live.
As always, feel free to share your thoughts and feedback in the comments 
