What SuiteScript page object is utilized for a multi-step "wizard-like" user interface?

The Assistant page object is specifically designed for creating a multi-step "wizard-like" user interface in SuiteScript. Its structure allows developers to break down processes into manageable steps, where users can progress through a defined sequence of screens, completing tasks in a guided manner. This is particularly useful when a task is complex enough to warrant attention to detail across multiple stages, providing a streamlined experience that helps users understand and execute tasks without feeling overwhelmed.

The Assistant is characterized by its ability to maintain state across its steps, enabling users to backtrack if necessary, and progress at their own pace. This enhances user experience significantly, as it provides a clear path toward completion of larger tasks, reducing the risk of confusion or errors.

Other options like Dialog, Form, and Menu serve different purposes. A Dialog is intended for modal interactions that require user acknowledgment or quick decision-making without needing to navigate through multiple steps. A Form is used for data entry and layout purposes but lacks the stepwise guidance of an Assistant. A Menu provides navigation options but does not facilitate the wizard-like progression that the Assistant offers. Therefore, the design and functionality of the Assistant make it the optimal choice for creating user interfaces that guide users through multi-step processes.