Module · Orientation✅Knowledge checkCheck: what an automation is made of4 questions · Pass at 60%1. Every automation in this course has three parts. Which one is the honest test of whether it was worth building?Something starts it — a trigger is the one part every automation must haveSomething happens — the steps in between are what you spend the time configuringSomething is different afterwards — otherwise it does nothing, reliablyAll three equally — the lesson deliberately names no single test2. In {{universaldatabasetrigger_1.new_data.owner_email}}, what does the middle part — new_data — pick?The record as it is now, as against how it was beforeA fresh copy of the data, so the original is not modifiedThe next node's input, handed forward from the triggerOnly the fields that changed in this particular update3. The email field is set to owner instead of owner_email — a column that does not exist. What happens when a deal moves?The workflow stops on that node and the run is marked failedThe trigger refuses to fire, because the workflow is not validThe email is held while the builder asks you to fix the fieldIt runs, reports success, and sends an email to nobody4. What is the difference between a rule and an agent, as the lesson draws it?An agent has AI somewhere in the workflow, and a rule has noneAn agent chooses its next step; a rule repeats what you drewAn agent runs on a schedule, where a rule waits for a changeAn agent can message customers; a rule only touches recordsCheck answers← Back to Get Started with the Workflow BuilderNext topic →
