Where can business process flows be embedded?

Business process flows are designed to guide users through a defined process in a structured manner. The correct choice is that they can be embedded in model-driven Power Apps because this integration allows users to follow a series of steps in their workflows while remaining within the app context. Model-driven apps are built on the Microsoft Dataverse and leverage its features, including business process flows, which can enhance user experience by providing guidance specific to the data and processes being used in the app.

Embedding process flows in model-driven applications ensures that users can visually navigate complex processes and that the functionality is tightly integrated with the underlying business data. This makes it easier to enforce best practices, improve data accuracy, and increase productivity.

The other options, while they may represent different technology integrations, do not support the direct embedding of business process flows in the same effective way as within model-driven Power Apps. For example, embedding in a public website or a custom .NET application would not provide the necessary integration with the data and context that model-driven apps offer, and although using SharePoint as a web part is a beneficial approach for collaboration, it does not facilitate the same seamless process guidance that embedding within a model-driven Power App allows.