What should be placed before each action to ensure proper execution?

To ensure proper execution of actions within a Blue Prism process, a wait stage is critical when synchronization with external systems or events is required. The wait stage helps in pausing the execution of the process until a specified condition is met, such as the arrival of a message, the completion of a task, or the availability of data. This is essential in scenarios where actions depend on the readiness of resources or responses from external systems, ensuring that the process does not proceed prematurely and that all necessary prerequisites are in place for the action to be successfully executed.

Using a wait stage enhances reliability and stability in automation workflows, preventing errors that could arise from attempting to take actions before the required components are fully prepared.