A customer wants notifications to be sent for tasks within a flow pattern. Which task statuses are supported for notifications?

• A. Error, Warning, Complete
• B. Error or Warning
• C. Error, Warning, Complete, In Progress
• D. All statuses

Answer: (C)

Notifications in a flow pattern fire when a task reaches certain meaningful state changes. The most useful set includes when a task is in progress, when it completes, and when issues arise (errors or warnings). This lets stakeholders see ongoing activity, be alerted to problems, and know when work finishes.

So, the best answer includes Error, Warning, Complete, and In Progress. It covers the key events: an issue occurring (Error), a non-fatal issue (Warning), ongoing work (In Progress), and successful completion (Complete). Some statuses don’t represent actionable events for alerts (for example, a pre-work or idle state), so they aren’t included in the notification scope. That’s why options that miss in-progress or try to blanket all statuses aren’t as suitable.