Local Flow Actions Advance the flow
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True
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False
Local Flow Actions do NOT advance the flow to the next step. Unlike regular flow actions that move the case forward, Local Flow Actions are designed for auxiliary actions that return the user to the same assignment after completion. They are used for actions like 'Save', 'Attach', or 'Cancel' that shouldn't progress the flow.
In BPM/case-management platforms like Pega, a Local Flow Action lets a user update data on the current assignment (e.g., edit fields) without moving the case to the next step — it's for local data changes only. A regular (connector) Flow Action, by contrast, does advance the flow by routing the case through a connector to the next shape. So "Local Flow Actions Advance the flow" is False: they explicitly do not move the process forward.