What must be configured for a stage in an orchestration to be considered complete?

For a stage in an orchestration to be deemed complete, it is essential to configure the conditions that must be met. This means identifying specific criteria or requirements that indicate when the stage has fulfilled its purpose. In process automation, stages typically have defined endpoints or outcomes that need to be achieved for the orchestration to move forward successfully. These conditions can include the completion of tasks, approvals, or reaching specific milestones.

While the type of steps involved can dictate how the stage operates, and the duration of each step can affect timing, these factors alone do not determine completion. Similarly, the number of participants may influence the processing flow, but it isn't the deciding factor for the completion status of a stage. Instead, it's the fulfillment of the defined conditions that clearly indicates readiness to proceed within the orchestration workflow.