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Which attribute can be created in Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Precision Routing?
The correct answer is A. Boolean or proficiency. In Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (UCCE) Precision Routing, agent attributes can only be of type Boolean (true/false, e.g., "speaks Spanish") or Proficiency (a numeric scale from 1–10, e.g., skill level), making A the correct answer. Option B is wrong because "string"…
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Which attribute can be created in Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Precision Routing?
Options
- ABoolean or proficiency
- Bstring or integer
- CBoolean or integer
- Dproficiency or array
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A89% (16)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
Explanation
In Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (UCCE) Precision Routing, agent attributes can only be of type Boolean (true/false, e.g., "speaks Spanish") or Proficiency (a numeric scale from 1–10, e.g., skill level), making A the correct answer. Option B is wrong because "string" is not a supported attribute type - text-based descriptors aren't used in Precision Routing attribute definitions. Option C is wrong because "integer" is not a valid type; proficiency serves the numeric role but with constrained values (1–10), not arbitrary integers. Option D is wrong because "array" is not a data type in this context at all - Precision Routing has no array attribute type.
Memory tip: Think "BP" - Boolean for yes/no agent traits, Proficiency for skill level (1–10). If you remember "BP" like a blood pressure reading, you'll never confuse it with generic programming types like string, integer, or array.
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