Which statement about screen flows distributed to Lightning record pages is relevant to an admin?

The statement that "Loading a page presents the first screen of a flow, but no elements run until the first screen is submitted" is accurate in the context of how screen flows function within Lightning record pages.

When a flow is embedded within a Lightning record page, it behaves in a specific way: even though the flow is loaded and the first screen is displayed to the user, no further actions or logic within the flow will execute until the user takes the step of submitting that initial screen. This design ensures that the flow doesn’t unintentionally perform actions before the user has had the chance to input necessary information or make selections. As a result, it promotes a user-centric experience by allowing the individual interacting with the flow to respond actively before any processes or actions are triggered.

This understanding is crucial for administrators as they design user experiences; knowing that flows wait for user interaction helps in planning how to guide users through workflows effectively.