Which mode exists between the Recovery and Resume stages?

The correct identification of the mode that exists between the Recovery and Resume stages is Recovery Mode. In the context of Blue Prism's process flow, Recovery Mode is utilized specifically for managing exceptions that arise during robotic processes.

When a process encounters an unexpected issue or error, it can enter the Recovery stage where defined logic is executed to address the problem. After this stage, the process transitions into Recovery Mode, where it assesses how to best handle the current situation before resuming regular operations. This structured approach ensures that the robotic process can either resolve the issue or make a decision on how to proceed.

Recovery Mode is fundamental in maintaining process stability and ensuring that exceptions are dealt with in a systematic way, allowing the robot to either recover from the error seamlessly or terminate gracefully if the issue cannot be resolved.

The other options provide terms that may represent related concepts within exception handling but do not accurately describe the specific transition state between Recovery and Resume in Blue Prism's framework as Recovery Mode does.