Which type of subpages should have retry logic implemented?

Implementing retry logic is essential for any subpage that interfaces with a system because these interactions can be inherently prone to transient failures. For example, when a Blue Prism process communicates with external systems, network issues, server timeouts, or temporary unavailability of services can occur. By implementing retry logic in these subpages, you can automatically reattempt the operation a specified number of times before failing, which increases the robustness and reliability of your automation.

Retry logic helps ensure that the process can recover from temporary glitches without manual intervention, allowing for smoother and more efficient operations. When a subpage does not interface with a system, it may not face the same risks of failure, making retry logic unnecessary for those scenarios. Therefore, focusing on subpages that directly engage with external systems for this implementation is a best practice in maintaining process stability.