What must an availability script return to determine availability?

The availability script is designed to assess whether a certain resource, such as underwriting or service capacity, is available to process requests. For this evaluation, the script effectively needs to return a simple boolean value—indicating either 'True' or 'False'.

Returning 'True' signifies that the desired resource or service is indeed available, while 'False' indicates it is not available. This binary response directly supports the decision-making process within the system, allowing it to understand whether to proceed with further actions.

The other options, while they seem relevant to the concept of availability, do not provide the required format for the output of an availability script. Instead of a boolean response, returning available locations, available entities, or a confirmation like 'Yes' or 'No' does not conform with the standard utilized by availability scripts to manage and represent availability status cleanly and effectively.