Which objects can be used in inbound action scripts?

Which objects can be used in inbound action scripts?

• A. current and email
• B. current and payload
• C. email and payload
• D. current and gs

Answer: (A)

Inbound action scripts run as part of processing an incoming message, and they operate with two objects exposed in that context: the current record being created or updated, and the email object that represents the inbound message. The current object lets you populate or modify fields on the new record, while the email object provides details from the original message—subject, from address, body, and so on—to guide how you set fields or route the item. Because this script is tied to the inbound message, you rely on current and email to implement logic. The payload object isn’t part of this script environment, nor is the gs global typically used here, so they aren’t the objects you’d reference in inbound action scripts.

Inbound action scripts run as part of processing an incoming message, and they operate with two objects exposed in that context: the current record being created or updated, and the email object that represents the inbound message. The current object lets you populate or modify fields on the new record, while the email object provides details from the original message—subject, from address, body, and so on—to guide how you set fields or route the item. Because this script is tied to the inbound message, you rely on current and email to implement logic. The payload object isn’t part of this script environment, nor is the gs global typically used here, so they aren’t the objects you’d reference in inbound action scripts.