Which are the connecting objects in Appian process models?

• A. Message Flows
• B. Sequence Flows and Exception Flows
• C. Interface Elements
• D. Standard Nodes

Answer: (B)

Connecting objects are the lines that connect flow objects to define how the process progresses. The two main types that actually link nodes within a process model are sequence flows, which represent the normal execution order from one node to the next, and exception flows, which provide an alternative path when an error or exception occurs. These connectors are the mechanism that ties the steps together inside a single process model. Other options describe things outside of the internal flow: message flows model communication between different processes or subprocesses, interface elements belong to user interfaces, and standard nodes are the steps themselves, not the connectors.