I see now, the picture makes it much more clear.

Basically, when you start a scheduled task, you do not have a starting entry unless you set one specifically. This is why your workflow is erroring when you get to that part of the Workflow.

Do you plan to keep both versions of the Workflow running? If so I would recommend having your scheduled task do the search, go in to your For Each Entry loop,  and then invoke Workflow #1 if it makes sense to. This way you do not have to maintain two separate versions of the workflow that essentially do the same thing.

If they should remain separate you will most likely want to move the entire Decision tree with the Query Data task into your For Each Entry loop as I think you want to go through all that logic/tasks for every entry that returns back in the search results instead of just once. You will also want to target the output of the current Entry for all the tasks below it such as move and metadata changes.

Hopefully that makes sense.

There's not enough to make a good guess. Have you looked at the instance details to see why the condition was not satisfied in the first branch?

I was asking about the conditions tab in instance details. But based on the tokens tab, are you checking is the Routing decision checking if the search returned any results? If it did, it moves the entry into the same folder as the first hit of this second search and if it didn't, then it creates a folder and moves the entry in it?

If that's the case, you want to use %(CreateEntry_OutputEntry_FullPath) as the destination. %(CreateFolder_Created Parent Folder) is just a true/false flag that indicates whether the folder existed or the activity created it, not the actual path.