Which are true about Engagement Program
A.
If a prospect is removed from a list that a program uses, that prospect stops moving through the program
A.
If a prospect is removed from a list that a program uses, that prospect stops moving through the program
B.
If you remove a prospect from a program's recipient list, and then add the prospect back later, they start where they left off in the program
B.
If you remove a prospect from a program's recipient list, and then add the prospect back later, they start where they left off in the program
C.
If a prospect opts out of a list used for a program, they still move through the program, but don't receive program emails
C.
If a prospect opts out of a list used for a program, they still move through the program, but don't receive program emails
D.
When no new prospects are added to or processed in a program for 30 days, it becomes inactive
D.
When no new prospects are added to or processed in a program for 30 days, it becomes inactive
E.
When merged prospects are members of the same engagement program, it's possible for one to skip steps or move through the same step twice. The new master prospect restarts a program from the step that any of its merged prospects touched most recently
E.
When merged prospects are members of the same engagement program, it's possible for one to skip steps or move through the same step twice. The new master prospect restarts a program from the step that any of its merged prospects touched most recently
F.
A single rule step can evaluate up to five conditions
F.
A single rule step can evaluate up to five conditions
G.
When no new prospects are added to or processed in a program for 365 days, it becomes inactive
G.
When no new prospects are added to or processed in a program for 365 days, it becomes inactive
Suggested answer: A, B, C, D, E, F
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