What do VCMs do with inputs?

What do VCMs do with inputs?

• A. VCMs take inputs and return outputs.
• B. VCMs modify database schema.
• C. VCMs send email notifications.
• D. VCMs generate UI components.

Answer: (A)

VCMs are data-processing blocks in OmniStudio that take input values, run logic, and return outputs. They’re designed to transform, calculate, or validate data within flows, and they can be wired together to build complex behavior. They aren’t responsible for changing the database schema, sending emails, or generating UI components—those tasks are handled by other parts of the platform. For example, a VCM might take a price and discount rate as inputs and output a final price after calculation, or validate an input and return a pass/fail result.

VCMs are data-processing blocks in OmniStudio that take input values, run logic, and return outputs. They’re designed to transform, calculate, or validate data within flows, and they can be wired together to build complex behavior. They aren’t responsible for changing the database schema, sending emails, or generating UI components—those tasks are handled by other parts of the platform. For example, a VCM might take a price and discount rate as inputs and output a final price after calculation, or validate an input and return a pass/fail result.