Which option is NOT typically found in a standard Appian app?

• A. Record Lists And Summary Views
• B. Action To Add New Records
• C. Related Actions To Update Existing Records
• D. Payment Page

Answer: (D)

Appian apps typically center on managing data and workflows using records and actions. You’ll commonly see a record list to browse items and a summary view to quickly surface key details. To create new data, there’s an action to add a new record, and to modify existing data, there are related actions attached to the record UI that update the data.

A payment page isn’t a built-in or standard component in most Appian apps. Payment processing involves integrating with external gateways and handling sensitive information securely, which is usually handled outside the core Appian data model or via specialized integrations. If an app does include payments, it’s done through an integration or a separate secure interface rather than as a default, stand-alone feature.