Which element is NOT required when configuring a page for an action?

When configuring a page for an action in Appian, certain elements are consistently required to ensure that the action is correctly set up and functions as intended. Among these elements, User Approval Settings is not a mandatory configuration.

User Approval Settings pertain to the way approvals are managed within a process, but they do not affect the basic structure of the action page itself. The primary goal when configuring an action page involves defining how the page interacts with underlying data, which is why elements like Record Type, Process Model, and Related Entities are essential.

The Record Type specifies the data model that the action will be based upon; the Process Model outlines the workflow or process that will execute when the action is taken; and Related Entities define any additional contextual data that might be needed during the action. Without these components, the action's functionality would be incomplete.

In contrast, while User Approval Settings might enhance how approvals are handled within workflows, they are not strictly necessary for configuring the page associated with an action. Thus, they are correctly identified as the element that is not required when setting up an action page.