Which activity is typically used to execute a sequence of actions in UiPath?

The Sequence Activity is a fundamental building block in UiPath for executing a linear sequence of actions. It is specifically designed to execute a set of activities in a predetermined order, which is crucial for guiding the robot's flow of control through a specific process step-by-step. When you use a Sequence Activity, it allows for clear organization of workflows, making it easier to debug and maintain, as each step is executed sequentially.

In contrast, the Invoke Workflow Activity is used to call another workflow from within the current workflow, essentially allowing for modular design but not for executing steps in a linear fashion. The Flowchart Activity offers a more visual representation of the workflow with different paths and decision points, making it suitable for more complex processes requiring conditional logic. The Parallel Activity, on the other hand, allows for executing multiple activities simultaneously, thus not following a sequential order which is the defining characteristic of the Sequence Activity.

Therefore, for scenarios requiring a straightforward, ordered execution of actions, the Sequence Activity is the appropriate choice.