What is referenced to verify the outcome of an Orchestration step?

An Orchestration step verifies its outcome through an Output. In the context of process automation, Outputs are the results produced by specific steps in an orchestration flow. These Outputs provide data that can be evaluated to determine whether the defined goals of the step have been met.

For instance, in a scenario where a step involves creating a record or calling an external service, the Output can include success indicators or resulting data that allows the flow to assess whether the operation was completed successfully or if further actions should be taken based on that outcome.

Inputs, on the other hand, are the data or values that are fed into the Orchestration step to facilitate its execution but do not play a direct role in confirming the success of that execution. Conditions are logical checks that guide the flow based on certain criteria but do not confirm outcomes. Logs serve as records of what occurred during execution but do not impact the real-time verification of Orchestration outcomes.

Thus, focusing on Outputs is essential for ensuring that the orchestration process runs effectively and can adapt based on the results generated by each step.