Which of the statuses below can a transaction have?

A transaction in UiPath can indeed have multiple statuses throughout its lifecycle, making "All of the above" the correct choice. Each status represents a specific phase in the transaction's progression.

When a transaction is created, it is initially labeled as "New." This indicates that it has been generated and is waiting to be processed. Once a robot starts to process the transaction, its status changes to "In Progress," which signifies that the transaction is currently being worked on and has not yet reached completion. Finally, once the processing is finished, the transaction can be marked as "Successful" if it has been completed without errors, indicating that the intended actions were successfully carried out.

Additionally, a transaction can also have other statuses such as "Failed" or "Abandoned," but the question specifically asks about the statuses listed in the choices. The existence of the three stated statuses—New, In Progress, and Successful—demonstrates the tracking of a transaction's journey from initiation through processing to completion. Each status plays an important role in offering insights into the transaction's current state within the broader workflow.