What type of variable is the isOrchestrationConditionsMet supposed to be?

The variable isOrchestrationConditionsMet is intended to be a Boolean type because it is designed to represent a true or false condition regarding whether certain orchestration criteria have been met. In Salesforce process automation, particularly in the context of orchestration, it is common to evaluate conditions that yield a binary outcome—either the conditions are satisfied (true) or they are not (false).

Using a Boolean type effectively communicates this two-state logic clearly and concisely, ensuring that subsequent actions or decisions in the process can be easily conditionalized based on the result. For instance, if isOrchestrationConditionsMet is true, the process could trigger additional workflows or actions; if false, it might redirect to alternative logic or halt further processes.

The other types—String, Integer, and List—are not suitable for representing a dichotomy in conditions. A String could convey text but would not effectively indicate a yes or no outcome, while an Integer does not reflect the true or false state directly, and a List implies multiple values rather than a single condition. Thus, the selection of a Boolean type for isOrchestrationConditionsMet is both logical and practical in the context of process automation in Salesforce.