All the routing activities return its result in an output parameter called
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AllocatedTo
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RoutedTo
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AssignTo
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BranchedTo
In PEGA, routing activities (like Router, Split-Join, etc.) execute their logic and return the result in an output parameter called AssignTo. This parameter contains the name of the assignment that the work should be routed to next. This is a fundamental mechanism for dynamic routing in flows.
Routing activities in Pega/Process Commander return their result — the operator or workbasket the assignment should go to — in a parameter conventionally named AssignTo, which the framework then uses to actually route the assignment. "RoutedTo," "AllocatedTo," and "BranchedTo" are plausible-sounding but not the actual standard parameter name used by the routing framework's activities.