An Integrator
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Can invoke any type of service rule
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Can invoke any type of connector rule
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The tasks performed by the Integrator are always run in parallel with the flow
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All of the above
An Integrator shape in Pega flows is specifically designed to invoke connector rules for external system integration. While it cannot invoke arbitrary service rules, its primary purpose is to call connector rules that interact with external systems. Integrator tasks are not automatically parallel - they execute according to the flow design. Option B correctly identifies the Integrator's core capability.
An Integrator shape in a flow is specifically used to call connector rules — such as SOAP, JMS, File, or other integration connectors — to communicate with external systems. It is not used for arbitrary service rules, and its tasks run as part of the flow's sequential processing rather than automatically in parallel. That's why Can invoke any type of connector rule is the correct description of its purpose.