How can you ensure that all validations for a given entity are processed together?

Using a single microflow to handle all validations for a given entity is an effective approach because it allows for a centralized logic execution, ensuring that all validation checks are processed together in a defined sequence. This ensures that all conditions are evaluated consistently and that any dependencies between validations are adequately managed.

When validations are managed in a single microflow, you can structure the logic to easily follow the flow of processes, making it easier to identify any issues or conflicts that arise during validation. Additionally, this offers the advantage of being able to handle errors in a comprehensive manner, providing more meaningful feedback to the user if any validation fails.

On the other hand, separating validations into different microflows complicates the validation process and increases the chance that not all validations will be executed or that they won't be executed in the correct order. Utilizing validation rules on the entity itself might not cover complex validation scenarios that depend on multiple conditions or validations that require logical decision-making processes. Similarly, defining validations only in the UI limits their applicability and could lead to inconsistent data validation practices.