Can an interaction node call an application action available in the common or more actions section of the application?

An interaction node can indeed call an application action available in the common or more actions section of the application. This capability allows developers to enhance the functionality and interactivity of their applications by enabling workflows to trigger specific actions without user intervention.

The flexibility of interaction nodes is designed to streamline processes, ensuring that key actions can be executed programmatically within the workflow context. This means that while users typically engage with these actions through the interface, interaction nodes are capable of incorporating such operations seamlessly into automated workflows, thus eliminating the need for manual execution.

Other potential answers suggest limitations that don’t reflect the full capabilities of interaction nodes within the Maximo environment. While permissions and specific workflows may complicate the execution of certain actions, they do not restrict the inherent ability of interaction nodes to call application actions in the common or more actions section. Such restrictions could apply in certain cases, but they do not negate the general principle that interaction nodes can invoke these common actions effectively.