Which of the following is true about end nodes in an action flow?

An action flow can indeed end at multiple end nodes, which makes the choice accurate. In OutSystems, an action flow represents a sequence of steps or activities that can lead to different outcomes. Each end node signifies a possible conclusion of the action flow. Having multiple end nodes allows developers to represent various results or states that can arise from the execution of the action flow, enhancing the flexibility and complexity of the application logic.

The ability to have multiple outcomes is especially useful when an action may lead to several different scenarios based on conditions or inputs, thus providing a more comprehensive control over the flow of actions within the application. This structure supports decision-making processes and allows for more dynamic interaction within the application. Conversely, the other options present limitations or inaccuracies that do not align with the functionality of action flows in OutSystems.