What is the element type 'Inputs' for?

What is the element type 'Inputs' for?

• A. For displaying text
• B. For performing calculations
• C. For system or user input or selection
• D. For geolocation

Answer: (C)

The Inputs element is used to collect data from either the user or the system to drive the flow. It defines fields you want to capture (like name, email, or a chosen option) or to pass along values, and these inputs become variables that later steps can read and use for decisions, validations, or actions. For example, in an OmniScript, you’d place an Inputs element to gather the user’s contact details and a product quantity, with each field configured (name, type, required, default). The values entered or provided by the system flow into subsequent steps for lookups, updates, or logic branching. It’s specifically about gathering input, not displaying text, performing calculations, or geolocation.

The Inputs element is used to collect data from either the user or the system to drive the flow. It defines fields you want to capture (like name, email, or a chosen option) or to pass along values, and these inputs become variables that later steps can read and use for decisions, validations, or actions. For example, in an OmniScript, you’d place an Inputs element to gather the user’s contact details and a product quantity, with each field configured (name, type, required, default). The values entered or provided by the system flow into subsequent steps for lookups, updates, or logic branching. It’s specifically about gathering input, not displaying text, performing calculations, or geolocation.