You add a business process flow to the Account table. The flow has three stages. You need to ensure that a workflow can run when a user completes the final stage. Which option should you use?

The correct answer is C. Available to run: As an on-demand process. When a business process flow (BPF) completes its final stage, it can trigger a workflow that is configured as an on-demand process. The BPF stage completion action calls the workflow on demand, so the workflow must have 'As an on-demand process' enabled to be eligible for this…

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You add a business process flow to the Account table. The flow has three stages. You need to ensure that a workflow can run when a user completes the final stage. Which option should you use?

Options

AStart when: Record status changes
BAvailable to run: Run this workflow in the background
CAvailable to run: As an on-demand process
DAvailable to run: As a child process

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(36 responses)

A
8% (3)
B
6% (2)
C
72% (26)
D
14% (5)

Explanation

When a business process flow (BPF) completes its final stage, it can trigger a workflow that is configured as an on-demand process. The BPF stage completion action calls the workflow on demand, so the workflow must have 'As an on-demand process' enabled to be eligible for this invocation. 'Record status changes' (A) fires on status transitions, not BPF stage completions. 'Run in the background' (B) determines execution mode, not the trigger condition. 'As a child process' (D) makes the workflow callable from other workflows, not from BPF stages.

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#Business Process Flows (BPF)#Classic Workflows#Process Automation#On-demand processes

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