An energy company wants to allow the public to be able to report power outages directly and provide supporting documentation in the form of photos and/or videos. The company also requires the reporter's contact details.
How can a developer design and implement this requirement in Appian?

• A. A portal that interacts with records that stores the name, address, contact information, with a defined folder to store uploaded documents.
• B. A site where the user can trigger a process that captures the information including any uploaded files, and uploads everything to an internal Microsoft SharePoint site.
• C. A custom version of the Appian mobile app that the user can use to capture details, attached photos, and upload documents.

You're making a POST request to the Appian web API. You need to include complex data structures, such as lists or objects, in the request body.
How should you design the API to accept those requests?

• A. Use query parameters to represent the complex data structures.
• B. Convert the complex data structures to JSON and include them in the request body as a string.
• C. Use XML format to represent the complex data structures in the request body.

You have designed a three-step 'Wizard' form interaction using user input tasks in the process model. The second step of the Wizard must utilize another process model which contains a user input task inside.
Which two methods should be implemented for a seamless Wizard-like interaction for the user? (Choose two.)

• A. Enable activity-chaining between all nodes on the main process model.
• B. Use a subprocess to call the second process model.
• C. Enable activity chaining between all nodes in the second process model, and activity chain between all user input tasks.
• D. Use the Start Process smart service to call the second process model.

You're developing a functionality to manage transactions for an insurance company. Each transaction can have multiple items where respective item type and item amount can be entered. The amount entered can be either negative or positive, and is a decimal data type with a precision of 8 and a scale of 2.
A maximum of 10 items can be entered for a transaction. Once all the items are entered, you need to calculate and show the sum of all items' total amounts at the transaction level.
What is the best way to calculate and display the sum of all item amounts?

• A. fixed(sum(ri!items.amount),2,false())
• B. text(sum(ri!items.amount),"00.00")
• C. round(sum(ri!items.amount),2)