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What are three triggers that can be used in Workspace ONE Intelligence Workflows? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Automatic C. Schedule D. Manual. Workspace ONE Intelligence Workflows support three built-in trigger types: Automatic (triggered by real-time events or conditions, such as a device compliance change), Schedule (triggered at defined time intervals or specific times), and Manual (triggered on-demand by an…
Question
What are three triggers that can be used in Workspace ONE Intelligence Workflows? (Choose three.)
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- AAutomatic
- BDevice Check-in
- CSchedule
- DManual
- EUser Defined
- FAdministrator Defined
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A95% (37)
- B3% (1)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
Workspace ONE Intelligence Workflows support three built-in trigger types: Automatic (triggered by real-time events or conditions, such as a device compliance change), Schedule (triggered at defined time intervals or specific times), and Manual (triggered on-demand by an administrator). These three map directly to the native trigger options available in the Intelligence Workflows interface.
Why the distractors are wrong: "Device Check-in" (B) is an event that can drive an Automatic trigger, but it is not itself a standalone trigger type - it's a sub-condition. "User Defined" (E) and "Administrator Defined" (F) are fabricated categories that do not exist in the Workflows trigger model; the three real triggers are named by how they fire, not who defined them.
Memory tip: Think A-S-M - Auto, Schedule, Manual - as the three ways anything can start: it fires itself, it fires on a timer, or a human fires it. If an answer sounds like a person's role or a specific device event, it's a distractor.
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