Which action must be taken to deactivate process eligibility conditions?

To deactivate process eligibility conditions, deactivating the process itself is the necessary action. When a process is deactivated, it stops evaluating any conditions associated with it, therefore effectively rendering those eligibility conditions inactive. This means that no eligibility checks will occur until the process is reactivated, which may involve revisiting and adjusting the specific conditions later as needed.

While removing conditions or parameters might alter how a process functions, it does not deactivate those conditions entirely. Deleting the process is a more permanent action and removes it entirely from the system, rather than simply stopping its eligibility evaluations. Disabling all parameters can also impact how the process behaves but does not address the core of deactivating the process eligibility conditions. Thus, deactivation provides clear control over the eligibility assessment without removing the process or its settings indefinitely.