A sequence of activities for automating processes in applications is achieved by?

• A. Workflow
• B. Scripting
• C. Automation Flow
• D. Process Chain

Answer: (A)

A workflow is a defined sequence of activities that automates a business process inside an application. It orchestrates the order of tasks, who performs them, and the conditions that move the process forward, including approvals, notifications, and branching logic, so the entire process can run automatically from start to finish. This built-in sequencing and flow control is what makes a workflow the proper construct for automating processes.

Scripting, while powerful, is code you write to perform tasks and decisions; it doesn’t by itself present a ready-made, managed sequence of business steps with built-in flow control. An automation flow or process chain might resemble a sequence of steps, but the term workflow is the standard way to describe the organized orchestration of automated activities in applications.