Which connectors should an administrator use for elements that don't follow consecutive paths in an orchestration?

The use of Go To connectors in an orchestration allows for the flow of the process to jump to a different point in the sequence, making it ideal for scenarios where elements do not follow a linear or consecutive path. This flexibility is particularly useful when certain processes need to be executed contingent on earlier steps without necessarily having a direct sequential connection.

In contrast, the other types of connectors serve specific purposes that do not align with this requirement. Auto-Layout connectors are focused on visually organizing the layout in diagrams, rather than controlling the sequence of process flow. Series connectors explicitly establish a direct, linear connection between steps, which is contrary to the idea of non-consecutive execution. Parallel connectors aim to allow multiple paths to be executed simultaneously but do not facilitate jumping between non-adjacent steps. Therefore, for cases that necessitate non-linear connections within the orchestration, Go To connectors are the appropriate choice.