Acts as a traffic light so two copies of the same automated process never run at the same time and cause conflicts.
It repeats. Rechecks lock repeatedly.
Pattern: Structured Loop (21)
When the same automated task gets triggered twice at once, you can end up with duplicate records, double charges, or corrupted data. Sorting out the mess afterward costs more time than the automation was supposed to save.
Businesses running automations that must never process the same request twice at the same time.
Your automations run one at a time in sequence, so two copies never process the same request at once.
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