Is it true or false that you can manually enter 'TRUE' or 'FALSE' to validate a Boolean value in a Decision element?

The assertion that you cannot manually enter 'TRUE' or 'FALSE' to validate a Boolean value in a Decision element is accurate. In Salesforce's Flow, a Decision element does not accept string representations of Boolean values but rather requires the use of Boolean conditions evaluated through the flow logic itself. Instead of entering 'TRUE' or 'FALSE', you use criteria based on fields or variables that already evaluate to a Boolean condition.

For instance, you can check if a checkbox is selected or if a specified condition holds true, but you wouldn't input the Boolean values directly. This helps maintain data integrity and ensures that the logic flows correctly within the automation framework.

The other options suggest that either true or false values can be entered manually or only one of the two can be used, which does not align with how the Decision element is designed to function in Salesforce.