The assignment workbench uses configurable matching criteria to evaluate agents in a selected group and provide an overall ranking. What are the different types of criteria available for the assignment workbench? (Choose three.)
Answer:
C. Scripted
D. Simple Match
E. Aggregate
Explanation:
There are three types of matching criteria:
- Simple Match: creates one-to-one matching, such as matching the time zone of an agent with the time zone of a task location. (d.)
- Aggregate: uses a simple query and returns an aggregate result. For an aggregate type, select a table and create a filter, and then select an aggregate field such as the Assigned to field. This type of query returns a set of users. (e.)
- Scripted: uses a scripted query which returns a list of users. (c.)
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-customer-service-management/page/product/customer-service-management/concept/case-assignment-matching-criteria.html
CDE is Correct.
The assignment workbench uses configurable matching criteria, such as skills and availability, to evaluate the agents in a selected group and provide an overall ranking.
There are three types of matching criteria:
Simple Match: creates one-to-one matching, such as matching the time zone of an agent with the time zone of a task location.
Aggregate: uses a simple query and returns an aggregate result. For an aggregate type, select a table and create a filter, and then select an aggregate field such as the Assigned to field. This type of query returns a set of users.
Scripted: uses a scripted query which returns a list of users.
Regarding doc:
Simple Match: creates one-to-one matching, such as matching the time zone of an agent with the time zone of a task location.
Aggregate: uses a simple query and returns an aggregate result. For an aggregate type, select a table and create a filter, and then select an aggregate field such as the Assigned to field. This type of query returns a set of users.
Scripted: uses a scripted query which returns a list of users.
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