Which of the following actions can be taken to create a new related action manually? Select three.

To create a new related action manually, the choice that points to selecting the process model for the action is essential. When establishing a related action, you need to associate it with a specific process model that defines what the action will do. This involves pinpointing the process model that the new related action will reference, ensuring that there is a structured workflow behind it.

In addition to selecting the process model, configuring the context to pass data into the process is also a critical step in the creation of a related action. This allows you to define the data that will be sent to the process when the related action is executed. By configuring this context properly, you ensure that the right information is available for the process to function correctly.

Adding a filter to display certain actions can enhance user experience by narrowing down the available actions based on specific criteria, but it does not constitute a step in the actual creation of a new related action. Similarly, selecting the related action as a shortcut on a view is more about user interface design than about creating the action itself. Therefore, while they provide functional benefits, they do not directly pertain to the process of creating the related action manually.