Is it possible for items to be worked on multiple times if necessary?

Items can indeed be worked on multiple times if necessary. In the context of Blue Prism, this feature is useful for handling exceptions or cases where additional information or actions may be required after the initial processing has taken place. The flexibility to revisit and reprocess items enables businesses to ensure accuracy and completeness, adapting to changing circumstances or additional data that may arise after the first attempt.

For example, if an item is initially processed but later identified as having an issue, it can be re-queued for further processing. This behavior allows for a dynamic and robust approach to automation, where continuous improvement and adjustment to processes are possible based on real-world outcomes.

The other options imply restrictions that do not align with the capabilities of Blue Prism. The assertion that items can only be worked once would limit the effectiveness of the automation, while the notion that items must be marked as complete first contradicts the agile nature of the platform, which allows for iterative processing as needed.