What is the output of a Decision Shape when the comparison yields false?

The output of a Decision Shape when the comparison yields false does not result in the document being discarded or triggering an alert. Instead, the typical behavior in many integration scenarios is that false conditions lead to documents being handled differently than those that meet the true condition.

In this context, when a decision evaluates to false, it often signifies that the document does not meet the criteria for immediate processing. However, it may still be important to retain the document for further consideration. Therefore, false documents could be queued for later processing, ensuring that they are managed systematically without losing data or context, allowing for potential re-evaluation at a subsequent point in the workflow.

The notion that false documents are processed after true documents reflects the design of many integration orchestrations where specific conditions can prioritize certain types of data, aiding in maintaining workflow efficiency while allowing for comprehensive processing of all relevant information, even those that initially do not meet the defined criteria.