Which feature would help address user concerns regarding data validation during data entry in OmniScript?

The feature that effectively addresses user concerns regarding data validation during data entry in OmniScript is Text Field Restrictions. This functionality allows for the specification of certain criteria or rules that input data must meet before it can be submitted. By implementing restrictions such as limiting character types (e.g., only allowing numbers or specific formats) or setting maximum and minimum lengths, you can significantly reduce the chance of invalid data being entered.

Text Field Restrictions directly enhance the user experience by providing immediate feedback when the submitted information does not meet predefined criteria, thus preventing errors before they occur. This proactive approach allows users to correct their entries on the spot rather than dealing with more complicated validation errors after submission.

Other options may support data entry in various ways but do not focus as effectively on validating the data at the input stage, which is at the core of addressing user concerns about this aspect. For instance, while data types can help ensure that the correct type of information is entered, they may not provide the same immediate feedback or limit user input as effectively as text field restrictions. The use of checkboxes allows for a selection of predefined options, which is useful but doesn't specifically address validation of free-text entry. Automatic data correction involves correcting entries after they're made, which is reactive rather than preventive,