What primary functionality does the Decision Shape provide in a workflow?

The Decision Shape in a workflow is primarily designed to evaluate conditions and make decisions based on a True/False comparison. This functionality allows the workflow to branch into different paths depending on the outcome of the condition being evaluated. For example, if the condition is met (true), the workflow might take one route; if not (false), it will follow a different path. This capability is essential for implementing logic within workflows, such as conditional processing, error handling, or decision-making based on specific criteria.

The other options focus on functionalities that are not the core purpose of the Decision Shape. Sorting data or visually representing data transformations pertains more to data manipulation and visualization rather than decision-making logic. Evaluating the performance of data operations is related to analytics and monitoring, which is separate from the primary decision-making function that the Decision Shape provides.