DRAG DROP
A company develops a workflow by using SharePoint Workflow Manager. The Auditing department has a SQL Server database that contains a list of all available software. The list contains the names of the users who have permission to use the software. The data is available through a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service that uses OData and is deployed internally.
The IT department plans to implement a help desk solution on the IT site collection that involves the creation of workflows.
A user must request approval to use software that is not available internally from three different managers.
The workflow should be approved if two of the three managers approve the request.
The workflow has an Evaluation and an Approval stage.
You need to develop the workflow by using SharePoint Designer.
Which five actions should you perform in sequence? (To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)
Select and Place:

Correct Answer:

Explanation/Reference:
* Create the stages Evaluation and approval
* But the Evaluation stage before the Approval stagge.
* End each stage with a Transition to Stage.
Note: Microsoft has introduced the concept of stages. These are containers in the workflow that allow you to structure the workflow to flow from one stage to another. The use of stages mean that you can create a workflow very similar to a state machine workflow.
A stage can hold one or more workflow actions, and will also have only one Transition to stage area. The Transition to stage area defines how the workflow exits the stage after its actions have been processed.
The stage can be configured to transition to another stage, or to end the workflow Example:

Reference: Workflow Changes in SharePoint Designer 2013