How can user input be captured in an Omnistudio Flow?

User input can be effectively captured in an Omnistudio Flow by utilizing input fields, choice selectors, and other interactive UI elements. These components allow users to actively participate in the flow by entering data, selecting options, or making choices as they navigate through the process. This interactivity is a core feature of Omnistudio, designed to enhance user experience and collect necessary information in a structured way.

The correct use of these tools enables the creation of dynamic experiences where users can provide inputs that the flow can then utilize to tailor subsequent actions or decisions. Input fields can collect textual data, choice selectors allow for predefined responses, and additional interactive UI elements can include buttons, checkboxes, or radio buttons that help streamline the input process.

The other options do not facilitate user interaction in the same effective manner. While manual data entry is possible, relying solely on that method does not enhance the user experience or leverage the capabilities of Omnistudio. Embedding third-party applications introduces complexity without direct input mechanisms, and creating static web pages lacks the interactive components necessary to capture user input effectively.