Linking the Revoke Action to Process Task

Something that I haven't quite figured out yet is the connection between "Provision Resource" and the Process Task to Create the Resource, and likewise the connection between "Revoke Resource" and the Process Task to delete the Resource. I have a suspicion that it happens purely because the Process Task Name begins with "Create" or "Delete" and not something that is actually specified somewhere. Is this correct, or is there more to it?
I guess this could be a more general question about what regulates which Process Tasks are invoked and in what order for a given event. I finally think I understand that the Disable and Enable events are linked to Tasks through the "Process Effect" selection.
Maybe there is a document that defines this that I haven't stumbled on. I would take a reference if there is one.
Thanks,
Bill

When provisioning intitaes then it triggers the Unconditional task (Create User Task generally).
When Revoke triggers then it will execute a task which is in the Undo tab of Unconditional Task (Create User Generally).

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