What action occurs when the state level server trigger "exit" is activated?

The "exit" trigger at the state level is specifically designed to activate when a record transitions out of a particular state. This means that when a record undergoes a change that causes it to exit the defined state, the exit trigger is invoked. This is useful for executing certain functions or processes that should occur when a record is no longer in a specific state, allowing for effective workflows and state management.

For instance, if a record is in a "Pending" state and transitions to an "Approved" state, the "exit" trigger would activate, enabling actions such as sending notifications or updating related records. This ensures that any necessary transitions or updates associated with leaving that state are managed appropriately.

The focus on a state transition, as opposed to actions such as creating, editing, or deleting a record, underscores the unique purpose of the exit trigger within the state management system, aligning with the overall principle of managing workflow states effectively.