What are three ways for an administrator to create users in Cisco Unity Connection? (Choose three.)

The Bulk Administration Tool (BAT) in Cisco Unity Connection allows administrators to create or modify large numbers of users simultaneously by importing a structured CSV file, making it the standard batch provisioning method.

Cisco Unity Connection does not support direct user import from Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express; CME is a separate telephony platform and is not a recognized import source for CUC user accounts.

Microsoft Word documents are not a supported data source for importing users into Cisco Unity Connection; CUC requires structured formats such as CSV files for bulk operations.

Adobe PDF is a presentation format, not a structured data exchange format, and is not a supported import source in any Cisco Unity Connection provisioning workflow.

Manual creation allows an administrator to individually configure each user account directly within the Cisco Unity Connection Administration interface, providing full control over every user attribute on a per-user basis.

Microsoft Outlook contact lists are not a supported import source for Cisco Unity Connection; LDAP directories or BAT-formatted CSV files are the only external data sources supported.

LDAP integration allows Cisco Unity Connection to import and synchronize user accounts directly from a corporate directory such as Microsoft Active Directory using the LDAP protocol, enabling consistent and automated provisioning.