Which two actions can be performed using filters and transformers within a playbook task? (Choose two)

Question

Options

• ARemove null values from a list
• BMap external fields to internal incident fields
• CConvert all strings in a list to lowercase
• DConfigure incident-level permissions
• EDefine job recurrence

• A
  71% (15)
• B
  5% (1)
• D
  10% (2)
• E
  14% (3)

Explanation

Filters and transformers are data manipulation tools applied to task inputs/outputs within playbooks: filters refine lists by applying conditions (such as removing null values - A), while transformers reshape data values (such as converting strings to lowercase - C). Both operate directly on field data flowing through the playbook task, making A and C the natural fit.

B (mapping external fields to incident fields) is done through field mapping configuration, a separate concept handled during ingestion or incident layout setup - not via filters/transformers. D (incident-level permissions) is an administrative/RBAC function unrelated to data manipulation in tasks. E (defining job recurrence) is a scheduling concern handled at the job or trigger configuration level, not inside a task's filter/transformer logic.

Memory tip: Think of filters as a sieve (remove what you don't want) and transformers as a converter (change the shape of what remains) - both act on data values in a list, so any answer dealing with permissions, mapping schemas, or scheduling is automatically out of scope.

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