Which of the following is a valid element type in OmniScript?

• A. Inputs.
• B. Flow.
• C. Color.
• D. Schedule.

Answer: (A)

In OmniScript, the building blocks you use to create the user experience and data flow are element types, each serving a specific role. The one that directly handles collecting user input is the Inputs element. It defines the fields the user will see and fill out—text boxes, picklists, dates, checkboxes, and so on—and it maps those inputs to data paths in the script so the collected values can be used later in the flow or sent to Salesforce.

Other options don’t represent element types in OmniScript. For example, Flow is a Salesforce automation tool outside of OmniScript, so it isn’t an OmniScript element type. Color and Schedule aren’t recognized element types within OmniScript’s design; they don’t define user-input blocks or data handling within an OmniScript script.

So, the Inputs element is the correct choice because it’s specifically designed to capture user-provided data in an OmniScript.