Can a page in Blue Prism have multiple blocks?

In Blue Prism, a page can indeed contain multiple blocks. Each block serves as a distinct element for organizing and visualizing the logic and workflow within that page. This allows for greater flexibility when designing processes, enabling you to create complex sequences by grouping various actions, decisions, and calculations within a single page. Having the capability to include multiple blocks helps in maintaining clarity and structure within a process, as different blocks can represent different functional components or stages of the workflow. This multifaceted approach enhances the overall manageability of the process design in Blue Prism, making it easier to build and troubleshoot.

Other options do not reflect the capabilities within the Blue Prism environment as pages are designed to handle multiple blocks, which would not be limited or restricted in the ways described. Thus, the ability to have many blocks aligns perfectly with the functionality intended for effective process automation modeling.