Why is Setting a Default Path Important in Workflow?

Why is Setting a Default Path Important in Workflow?

  1. Setting a default path is a mandatory step in configuring a workflow.

  2. It ensures that there is a fallback path if no conditions are met.

    • For instance, if no conditions apply, the workflow will follow the default approval process to ensure that the form is still processed.

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