What defines a multiple-part process in Blue Prism?

A multiple-part process in Blue Prism is defined as a case that needs to be worked in segments. This means that the process involves dividing the overall workflow into distinct parts or segments, which can be handled individually. This segmentation allows for better management and tracking of the workflow, facilitating more efficient handling of complex or lengthy processes.

In cases where a process is broken down into manageable parts, each segment can be completed and perhaps even processed concurrently, enhancing overall efficiency. This approach is particularly useful when the entire process cannot be completed in one go due to either the nature of the tasks or dependencies between different segments. It also allows for better error handling and easier adjustments if changes are needed during the processing stages.

In contrast, the other options describe characteristics that do not specifically pertain to the concept of a multiple-part process. Manual intervention involves human interaction, which does not inherently define segments. Automated reporting relates more to data output rather than the structure of the process itself, and reliance on an external database pertains to data management rather than the segmentation of the workflow. Each of these elements may play a role in a process, but they do not specifically categorize it as a multiple-part process the way segmenting the workflow does.