A time-dependent action is placed in the workflow queue when the record is created. When will the action be removed from the queue?

The correct choice is based on the principle that a time-dependent action in a workflow is designed to execute only when specific criteria are met. When a time-dependent action is placed in the workflow queue upon record creation, its persistence in the queue is contingent upon the record continuing to meet the established rule criteria.

If, for any reason, the record no longer aligns with the parameters set in the workflow rule—such as a change in the record’s status or other relevant fields—the time-dependent action will be removed from the queue. This ensures that only applicable and relevant actions remain active, which is essential for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the workflow process.

This understanding allows for effective workflow management, as it mitigates the risk of executing actions that are no longer valid or needed based on the current state of the record. This approach is fundamental to ensuring that automation within financial services is both responsive and aligned with business rules.