C1000-141 · Question #85
Which three Workflow nodes require user involvement?
The correct answer is C. Task E. Interaction F. Manual Input. Task, Interaction, and Manual Input are the three nodes that require direct user involvement because each pauses workflow execution until a human acts: Task assigns work that a user must complete, Interaction presents the user with a prompt or form requiring a response, and…
Question
Which three Workflow nodes require user involvement?
Options
- AStop
- BWait
- CTask
- DSubprocess
- EInteraction
- FManual Input
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A11% (2)
- C83% (15)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
Task, Interaction, and Manual Input are the three nodes that require direct user involvement because each pauses workflow execution until a human acts: Task assigns work that a user must complete, Interaction presents the user with a prompt or form requiring a response, and Manual Input halts the workflow specifically to collect data that a user must enter before processing can continue.
Stop (A) simply terminates the workflow automatically with no user action needed. Wait (B) suspends the workflow based on a time or condition trigger-it's system-driven, not human-driven. Subprocess (D) launches a child workflow automatically and resumes when it completes, requiring no direct user participation.
Memory tip: Think "TIM" - Task, Interaction, Manual Input - these three all demand a human to do something before the workflow moves forward, while the others (Stop, Wait, Subprocess) are driven by the system or timer alone.
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