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In Cisco Finesse, which two workflow action types can be configured via the administration page? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Browser Pop E. Run Macro. Cisco Finesse's administration page supports two configurable workflow action types: Browser Pop (B), which automatically opens a browser window to a specified URL when a workflow is triggered (such as on call arrival), and Run Macro (E), which executes a predefined sequence of…
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In Cisco Finesse, which two workflow action types can be configured via the administration page? (Choose two.)
Options
- AAgent Notification
- BBrowser Pop
- CTimer Action
- DHTTP Request
- ERun Macro
How the community answered
(15 responses)- B93% (14)
- D7% (1)
Explanation
Cisco Finesse's administration page supports two configurable workflow action types: Browser Pop (B), which automatically opens a browser window to a specified URL when a workflow is triggered (such as on call arrival), and Run Macro (E), which executes a predefined sequence of automated keystrokes or desktop actions to streamline agent workflows.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. Agent Notification - Not a recognized Finesse workflow action type; notifications are handled through other mechanisms.
- C. Timer Action - Timers relate to workflow triggers (conditions), not action types configurable in the admin UI.
- D. HTTP Request - Although Finesse exposes REST APIs, "HTTP Request" is not one of the two action types presented in the Finesse administration workflow configuration page; this is a common trap since Finesse is heavily API-driven.
Memory tip: Think "BR = Browser + Run" - the two admin-configurable workflow actions both start with action verbs that describe what happens on the agent desktop: Browser pop (display something) and Run macro (do something). The distractors either sound too technical (HTTP) or too vague (Notification, Timer) to be direct desktop actions.
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