What happens in a Wait stage when multiple conditions are present?

In a Wait stage within Blue Prism, when multiple conditions are present, the Wait stage prioritizes the evaluation of these conditions sequentially and takes the path of the first condition that evaluates to True. This behavior is fundamental to how conditional logic is structured in Blue Prism.

By adhering to this principle, the process ensures that as soon as one of the specified conditions is satisfied, the subsequent processing can continue without unnecessary delays. This design allows for efficient flow control, minimizing the risks of bottlenecks in workflow automation.

In contrast, the other choices suggest behaviors that do not match how the Wait stage operates. For instance, assuming the stage would take the last condition would imply a different evaluation order, which does not align with the intended logic in Blue Prism automation. Continuing execution without a wait or throwing an exception reflects different stages or error-handling scenarios rather than how multiple conditions are logically processed within the Wait stage.