How can you trigger another workflow from within your current one?

The correct method to trigger another workflow from within your current workflow is by using the Start Workflow activity. This activity allows one workflow to initiate another workflow as part of its process. By using this mechanism, you can create modular and maintainable automation projects where complex processes are divided into simpler workflows.

Using the Start Workflow activity helps to improve readability and facilitate better management of each component, making troubleshooting easier. This is especially beneficial in larger automation projects, where clarity and organization are crucial for development and maintenance.

The other activities mentioned serve different purposes and are not suitable for triggering an entire workflow. For example, the Invoke Method activity is typically used for invoking a specific method from a library or an API but does not directly initiate another workflow. The Start Process activity is designed to run an external application or process rather than another workflow, and the Execute Task activity focuses on executing specific tasks within the current workflow rather than starting a new workflow.