What can you utilize to stop the workflow execution until a specific condition is met?

The Conditional Exit is the appropriate choice for stopping workflow execution until a specific condition is met. This feature allows a process to pause its operations and wait for a predefined condition to evaluate as true before proceeding further. In RPA, this mechanism is essential when workflows involve decision-making that depends on external factors or variable states, ensuring that they only continue when the required conditions are satisfiable.

In contrast, the other options do not effectively fulfill this use case. A Pause activity typically suspends the execution for a defined duration rather than waiting for a specific condition to change. Trigger Activity is generally associated with initiating processes based on events rather than halting workflows until a condition is satisfied. Stop Watch is not a standard feature in RPA for conditional execution; it's typically used for measuring time or delays but does not apply to condition-based process control. Thus, Conditional Exit is the most suitable tool for managing workflow execution based on specific conditions.