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An OmniStudio Developer uses the Migration Tool, for example IDX Workbench or an IDE, to deploy an OmniScript and its dependent Data Mappers to a production environment. After deployment, the OmniScript fails to run. The developer verifies all components were successfully moved.
Which critical final step did the developer forget to take?
The correct exam answer is A, but the wording needs care. An OmniScript must have an active version before it can run for users. Salesforce documentation confirms that OmniScripts are activated from the OmniScript designer and that the active version is the runnable version. If a deployment path moves the component definition but does not leave the desired version active or compiled correctly, the final required step is to activate the deployed OmniScript version in the target org. Response Action is an Integration Procedure concept and is not required merely to launch an OmniScript. Remote Site Settings matter only for external callouts. Cache Duration affects performance behavior, not whether the OmniScript itself is runnable. Note: IDX Workbench can auto-activate in some managed-package deployment flows, so the safest interpretation is non-auto-activated deployment.
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