What is used to drive actions performed in an application?

• A. Records
• B. Process Model
• C. Sites
• D. Groups

Answer: (B)

In Appian, actions in an application are driven by a process model. A process model defines the workflow that carries out business processes—from the trigger that starts it, through tasks and decisions, to the data operations and the final outcome. It specifies who or what performs each step, what data moves where, and under what conditions the flow proceeds, so actions like creating or updating records, routing work to the right users, and sending notifications are orchestrated automatically. Records are data containers used to store and display information, sites are the user interfaces that present that information, and groups control access and security—not the actual workflow that drives actions.