How do you create the structure of an OmniScript?

• A. You must code the structure line-by-line.
• B. You create the structure by dragging and dropping different types of elements to add actions, groups, functions, inputs, refine the display, branches, and calculations.
• C. You upload a layout file
• D. You generate a static page

Answer: (B)

Building an OmniScript is a visual, low‑code process where you assemble a guided flow by placing and configuring elements inside the builder. The structure is created by dragging and dropping different types of elements to add actions, groups, functions, inputs, refine the display, branches, and calculations. This approach lets you map data, define user interactions, and control the path through the script without writing code—configure each element’s properties, data mappings, and logic to drive the flow from start to finish. The other options don’t fit because OmniScript isn’t built line-by-line with code, nor does it rely on uploading a layout file or generating a static page; it’s a dynamic, interactive sequence you construct visually in the OmniStudio environment.