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Expand Up @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ These actions help control the sequence of operations in your workflow and make

* **Condition**: split the workflow into exactly two branches based on a [condition](/workflow-management/conditional-branching/).
* **Split**: split the workflow into multiple branches based on a [condition](/workflow-management/conditional-branching/).
* **Loop on Items**: iterate over a list of items obtained in a prior step. For better performance, OpenOps enables parallel execution of loop iterations whenever possible.
* **Loop on Items**: iterates sequentially over a list. Each iteration runs independently and may finish, fail, or pause, but the loop continues with the next item. After all iterations, the loop's final state reflects the outcomes: if any iterations fail, the loop fails; if any pause, the loop pauses until they resume. Workflow-wide limits (timeouts or size limits) can also halt execution.
* **Delay**: pause workflow execution for a specified time period or until a specific time.
* **End Workflow**: stop workflow execution. This is useful in [conditional branching](/workflow-management/conditional-branching/) when a branch represents a condition that ends the workflow early. When used inside a loop, this action skips to the next iteration of the loop.

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