Which statement accurately describes the JSON structure of an OmniScript?

Which statement accurately describes the JSON structure of an OmniScript?

• A. Header data determines the entire structure
• B. The structure is determined by the OmniScript elements aside from header
• C. It is fixed and cannot change
• D. It depends on user permissions

Answer: (B)

OmniScript’s JSON structure is defined by the arrangement and types of the elements inside the script. The header holds metadata such as script name, version, and identifiers, but it does not determine how the flow is built. The actual structure—the sequence of steps, decisions, data actions, and how they are nested and connected—comes from the OmniScript elements you place inside the script. Because you can add, remove, or reorder those elements, the JSON structure can change. Permissions can affect who can view or edit the script, but they don’t define the flow itself.

OmniScript’s JSON structure is defined by the arrangement and types of the elements inside the script. The header holds metadata such as script name, version, and identifiers, but it does not determine how the flow is built. The actual structure—the sequence of steps, decisions, data actions, and how they are nested and connected—comes from the OmniScript elements you place inside the script. Because you can add, remove, or reorder those elements, the JSON structure can change. Permissions can affect who can view or edit the script, but they don’t define the flow itself.