Work Parties are interested in the progress and resolution of a particular work object, but do not perform work in the application.
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True
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False
The statement is FALSE because Work Parties DO perform work in the application - they are participants who can take action on work objects. The definition given describes more passive stakeholders, but Work Parties in Pega are active participants who can interact with the work object.
In Pega/PRPC terminology, "work parties" are the people or organizations associated with a work object (e.g., customer, requestor, manager) who have an interest in its progress or outcome, but the definition doesn't universally mean they never touch the work — some work parties (like the requestor or an approver) do perform actions/assignments as part of the case flow. The blanket claim that work parties "do not perform work in the application" over-generalizes and is not strictly accurate, since roles the framework labels as work parties can still execute assignments and drive the case forward. That's why the statement is marked false rather than true — parties who are interested observers exist, but "work party" as a category isn't limited to purely passive observers.