If a task is rejected, what outcome is recorded?

If a task is rejected, what outcome is recorded?

• A. WO Task rejected
• B. Work Order Template
• C. Time recording
• D. Rate Type field

Answer: (A)

In FSM, actions on a Work Order Task produce a task-level outcome that shows what happened to that specific task. When a task is rejected, the system records that exact event as WO Task rejected. This dedicated outcome distinguishes a rejection from other possibilities like a task being completed, held, or reworked, and it keeps the history clear for auditing and follow-up actions. The other items listed—Work Order Template, Time recording, and Rate Type field—are unrelated to the act of rejection: templates relate to creating work orders, time recording logs labor time, and the Rate Type field deals with billing rather than the outcome of a task.

In FSM, actions on a Work Order Task produce a task-level outcome that shows what happened to that specific task. When a task is rejected, the system records that exact event as WO Task rejected. This dedicated outcome distinguishes a rejection from other possibilities like a task being completed, held, or reworked, and it keeps the history clear for auditing and follow-up actions. The other items listed—Work Order Template, Time recording, and Rate Type field—are unrelated to the act of rejection: templates relate to creating work orders, time recording logs labor time, and the Rate Type field deals with billing rather than the outcome of a task.