Which activity can you use to set a specific point in the workflow that must be met before proceeding?

The activity that can be used to set a specific point in the workflow that must be met before proceeding is the breakpoint. Breakpoints are used primarily during the debugging process of a workflow, allowing developers to pause the execution of the automation at designated locations. This enables them to inspect the state of the workflow, including variable values and the flow of execution. By doing so, it ensures that a condition or state can be verified before continuing, which helps in analyzing the flow of data and logic at critical points in the workflow.

In contrast, a WaitUntilActivity pauses the execution until a specific condition is met, but it is more focused on extending the execution until certain criteria are fulfilled rather than marking a specific point within the workflow. A Decision Activity allows branching in the workflow based on conditions but doesn’t serve the purpose of clearly marking a pause point for examination. Lastly, a Sequential Activity organizes activities that need to be executed in a sequence but does not inherently represent a checkpoint for stopping execution. Each of these options has its role, but the breakpoint specifically addresses the need to halt execution to assess conditions before proceeding.