Which shape indicates the end of flow processing in a flow rule?

The end shape is specifically designed to indicate the termination of flow processing within a flow rule in Pega. This shape signifies that the flow has completed all its designated tasks and activities, providing a clear point at which no further processing occurs. The visual representation of the end shape helps developers and users understand that this particular path or series of actions has reached its conclusion, and any associated logic or activities are finalized.

In contrast, the connector is used to establish connections between different shapes in a flow, but it does not denote the completion of processing. The utility shape is typically utilized for executing certain utility functions within a flow, while the subprocess shape is employed to define a separate flow that can be invoked within the main flow. These shapes have distinct purposes, but they do not represent the end of flow processing. Thus, the end shape is the only one that clearly indicates that the flow has reached its endpoint.