MB-230 Extend Customer Service Practice Question
Exhibit
{"routing_rule": {"condition": "customer_language == 'fr'", "action": "route_to_queue", "target": "French_Support_Queue"}, "capacity_profile": "High_Priority_Chat"}Refer to the exhibit. You are troubleshooting a routing issue in Unified Routing. Conversations from French-speaking customers are not reaching the French_Support_Queue. Given the JSON configuration, what is the most likely cause for this failure?
⚠ Common exam trap
Candidates frequently assume routing rules automatically evaluate raw message text without realizing that a separate classification rule is required to first populate the context variable.
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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A classification rule is missing to populate the context variable.
The exhibit shows a routing rule configured for a specific language condition. If conversations are not reaching the queue, the issue is typically that the 'customer_language' attribute has not been populated by a classification rule. Without a classification rule to map the incoming message data to the 'customer_language' context variable, the routing engine evaluates the condition as false, preventing the record from being routed to the French queue.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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The capacity profile is not attached to the workstream.
Why it's wrong here
Capacity profiles manage how much work an agent can handle, not whether a work item enters a queue. If the capacity profile were missing, the agent might not receive work, but the item would still reach the queue successfully. The routing failure occurs before the assignment phase.
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A classification rule is missing to populate the context variable.
Why this is correct
The routing rule depends on the 'customer_language' variable being populated. If no classification rule exists to analyze the incoming message and set this variable, the routing engine cannot evaluate the condition. Consequently, the routing logic fails to trigger, and the message remains unrouted or goes to a default.
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The queue has no active agents assigned to it.
Why it's wrong here
An empty queue does not stop a record from being routed into it. If the routing logic correctly identifies the target, the record will land in the queue regardless of agent availability. The issue described is a failure to route the item to the queue, not a capacity issue.
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The routing rule has a syntax error in the JSON structure.
Why it's wrong here
The provided JSON represents logical intent rather than platform configuration schema. Errors in routing are rarely due to syntax in this format; they are almost exclusively due to logic mismatches, such as unpopulated variables or misconfigured rule sets within the Customer Service admin center interface itself.
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