How do you make your process available as an action type page in a site?

To make a process available as an action type page in a site, the approach involves selecting the appropriate page type that allows for a process model to be initiated directly from the interface of the site. When you choose "Action" as the page type, it directly links to a process model, enabling users to start that process from the site.

This is significant because action type pages are specifically designed for initiating processes or executing actions associated with records. Choosing this option provides a seamless way for users to interact with the application by initiating workflows directly without navigating away from the site context.

In contrast, the other choices do not appropriately facilitate the initiation of processes. Choosing "Record List" as a page type pertains to displaying and managing collections of records, which does not initiate a process. Selecting "Interface" as the page type, while possibly useful for displaying information, does not inherently allow for processes to be triggered unless specifically linked to a starting form. Therefore, only the action type page effectively serves the intended purpose of making a process available for user action within the site.