Which option lists the Appian UI options for viewing records?

• A. Sites, Tempo, Portal, Embedded Interfaces
• B. Sites, Records, Summary View, List View
• C. Sites, Tempo, Feeds, Models
• D. Process Models, Records, Sites, Portals

Answer: (A)

The concept being tested is which UI surfaces in Appian can render or present records. The four places you can view records through are Sites, Tempo, Portal, and Embedded Interfaces. Sites provide web pages where record data can be displayed and navigated. Tempo offers a built-in UI for working with records in a feed-like or list-oriented view. Portal exposes content to external users, with records viewable there as part of the portal experience. Embedded Interfaces let you place Appian interfaces inside other pages such as sites or portals to display records in-context.

The other options mix in items that aren’t general UI channels for viewing records. For example, Records and views like Summary View or List View refer to how a record is presented within a record type, not distinct UI surfaces you use to view records across Appian. Feeds and Models, or Process Models and Records, include artifacts that aren’t UI surfaces for viewing records.