What should be avoided when handling paused flow interviews?

When handling paused flow interviews, allowing them to remain in a paused state indefinitely without taking any action should be avoided. This is because unattended paused flows can lead to confusion and disorganization within the system. They may accumulate over time, making it challenging for administrators to manage active flows effectively. Keeping these flows paused for an extended period does not allow for resolution or follow-up actions, which could hinder business processes that rely on the timely completion of automated tasks.

In contrast, documenting the reasons for pausing flows, regularly checking their status, and cautiously deleting unneeded flows are all proactive measures that contribute to efficient flow management. These practices ensure that the system remains organized and that flow interviews are handled appropriately, whether that involves reactivation, modification, or removal.