1. What is the purpose of a contact flow in Amazon Connect?
2. Which contact flow is used to play a message before connecting the call to an agent?
3. What does the default queue flow in Amazon Connect handle?
4. Which flow allows transferring a customer to another agent or queue?
5. What is the function of archived flows in Amazon Connect?
6. What is a flow module in Amazon Connect?
7. Custom contact flows are designed for:
8. What types of prompts can be uploaded to Amazon Connect?
9. Which service in AWS enables text-to-speech (TTS) functionality for prompts?
10. What file format is recommended for uploading audio prompts to Amazon Connect?
11. Which language format is used in Amazon Polly to customize speech synthesis?
12. How does SSML improve Amazon Polly prompts?
13. What is a common use case for using TTS in Amazon Connect?
14. Contact attributes in Amazon Connect are primarily used to:
15. What is the purpose of a customer-defined contact attribute?
16. Which element is NOT a default contact flow?
17. What is a key benefit of creating custom contact flows?
18. What type of routing can be customized using contact attributes?
19. How can you test a new prompt in Amazon Connect before publishing?
20. What is a benefit of using live recordings for prompts?
21. What must be configured to use TTS in a contact flow?
22. What SSML tag is used to control pauses in speech?
23. What is the function of the tag in SSML?
24. How do you attach contact attributes to a contact flow?
25. What is the primary source of system-defined contact attributes?
26. Which block in a contact flow is used to play audio prompts?
27. What is the purpose of a "Hold flow"?
28. Which feature allows dynamic adjustment of a prompt’s content based on customer data?
29. What happens if a contact flow references a deleted prompt?
30. Why is it important to test and validate custom contact flows?