What does the IPD Cache Block do?

• A. Clears the cache
• B. Saves the output of the steps within it to a session or org cache for quick retrieval
• C. Passes data back to the caller
• D. Repeats steps automatically

Answer: (B)

Caching outputs from the steps inside an Integration Procedure is what the IPD Cache Block does. It stores those results in a session or org cache so they can be retrieved quickly later, which speeds up future runs and reduces repeated processing or API calls. This highlights its role as a storage mechanism rather than something that clears data, passes data back to the caller, or automatically repeats steps.