@passs

Yes, that's correct. In Pega, activities can call other activities to reuse code and make your applications more modular and efficient. By calling another activity, you can execute a specific set of steps without having to write the logic again. This helps to reduce duplicated code and makes maintenance easier.

To call another activity, you can use the "Call Activity" step in the current activity. You simply need to specify the name of the target activity that you want to call, and any required input parameters. When the current activity reaches the "Call Activity" step, it will pause and execute the target activity. After the target activity has completed, control will return to the original activity and it will resume from where it left off.

Hi @passs ,

If you are looking for a documentation for the call method, please find below.

https://docs-previous.pega.com/reference/87/calling-another-activity  

If you are looking for a documentation for the individual activities listed, there is no such documentation available. It will list down all the activities (OOTB + created by application team) based on the class content of step page. Please see the history tab of the respective activity where you can get some details (if it is properly documented).

Thanks.