When editing a business process definition, what should always be the top condition?

The top condition in a business process definition is typically set to "Company" because it serves as the highest level of organizational structure within Workday. Defining the business process at the company level ensures that all associated processes and approvals align with the overarching business goals and policies applicable to that company.

By using the company as the primary condition, the process becomes manageable and consistent across all transactions within the organization. This is particularly important for businesses that operate with multiple departments, locations, or customer segments, as it allows the organization to maintain a clear framework for compliance and governance.

Setting the company as the top condition ensures that subsequent filters or conditions can further refine the process in alignment with specific departmental needs or location-based requirements but maintains the integrity of the company-wide policies as a foundation.