Which of the following actions would not typically require contextual instructions?

Executing a mandatory task does not typically require contextual instructions because by definition, a mandatory task is a predefined action that a user must complete within the workflow. These tasks are often standard operating procedures that are expected to be followed without additional guidance.

In contrast, routing a case, collecting information, and reviewing user input can involve various scenarios and factors that may require specific instructions or guidance to ensure accurate completion. For instance, routing a case may depend on certain criteria or conditions that guide how to approach the task effectively. Collecting information can vary widely based on the context in which the information is needed, which would naturally necessitate clear instructions. Similarly, reviewing user input may require context to understand how to evaluate the input relative to specific criteria or standards. Hence, these actions would typically demand more explicit contextual instructions to ensure that users can perform them correctly.