Which of the following sets correctly represents the actions that can be taken on an On Hold task?

• A. Mark for Retry
• B. Submit, Retry, and Skip
• C. Resubmit, Rollback, and Submit
• D. Skip, Retry, and Submit

Answer: (D)

When a task is On Hold, the workflow is paused and you can take actions that move that task forward or allow you to reattempt it once the hold condition is addressed. The three actions that fit this situation are Skip, Retry, and Submit.

Skip lets you bypass the hold and let the process continue to the next step without waiting for the hold condition. Retry is used after you’ve addressed the reason for the hold; it reattempts processing so the task can proceed. Submit pushes the task back into the processing flow once the necessary updates or approvals are in place.

Actions like marking for retry, resubmitting, or rolling back either merely flag the item, revert it, or requeue a task in a way that isn’t aligned with advancing a task that’s on Hold. Therefore, the set of allowable actions on an On Hold task is Skip, Retry, and Submit.