Which of the following are examples of a Business Exception? (Select ail items which apply)

A Business Exception occurs when a process encounters a situation that, while predictable, deviates from the normal processing path due to a specific business rule. It is not a technical or system failure. A transfer request exceeding a predefined value limit (A) is a classic example of a business rule violation. Similarly, input data failing a predefined validation check (B) means the case cannot be processed according to business requirements. Both scenarios represent expected, rule-based exceptions that the process should be designed to handle gracefully, often by routing the case for manual review.

C. An unexpected pop-up is a System Exception, as it represents an unforeseen application state, not a violation of a business rule.

D. A Wait stage timeout is a System Exception, indicating a failure in the application or environment, not an issue with the business data.

1. Blue Prism Corporation

"Blue Prism Foundation Training (v6)

" Module 6: Exception Handling. This training module explicitly defines a Business Exception as a case that cannot be processed due to a business-defined rule. It contrasts this with System Exceptions

which are caused by application or system errors. The examples provided for Business Exceptions align directly with options A and B.

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"Blue Prism - Exception Handling Guide

" Section: Types of Exception. This official guide details the two main types of exceptions. It specifies that Business Exceptions are "expected" and are an integral part of the process design

triggered when case data does not meet business criteria. It classifies application issues like timeouts and unexpected windows as System Exceptions.