You can indeed combine Genesys Cloud CX Voice with BYOC Cloud to leverage the benefits of both cloud telephony connection options. Genesys Cloud CX Voice provides a fully managed telephony service, while BYOC (Bring Your Own Carrier) Cloud allows you to use your own telephony provider. Combining these options can give your organization flexibility, allowing you to maintain existing carrier relationships while benefiting from the scalability and management features of Genesys Cloud CX.

The correct format to display an outbound contact's first name in a preview mode within Genesys Cloud CX is {{Outbound.FirstName}}. This syntax uses double curly braces, which are recognized by the scripting engine to dynamically insert variable data into the script. When in preview mode, this format ensures that the variable Outbound.FirstName is replaced with the actual first name of the contact when the script is executed.

In the image provided, the correct tab to add variables to the script is labeled as number 3. This tab represents the "Variables" section where you can define new variables that will be used in your script. Variables are crucial in scripts as they allow for dynamic content, enabling personalized interactions based on data such as customer names, account details, and other context-specific information.

In Genesys Cloud CX Architect, prompts are categorized into several types. The most relevant categories in this context are:
* User Prompts: These are custom prompts created by users for specific needs. They are typically used for custom messages or instructions that are not covered by the standard system prompts.
* System Prompts: These are built-in prompts provided by Genesys Cloud CX that handle common interactions and system messages. They cover a wide range of standard functionalities like greetings, error messages, and menu navigation prompts.
These two categories are fundamental for managing and customizing how audio prompts are used within the Genesys Cloud CX platform.
References:
* Genesys Cloud CX Architect Documentation.

The key components and functionalities of scripts used to present information to agents in Genesys Cloud CX include:
* Visual controls: These are interactive elements like buttons, dropdowns, and checkboxes that agents can use to interact with the script.
* Text: Text components are used to display information, instructions, or data to the agents within the script.
* Navigational Aids: These help agents move through the script logically, guiding them from one section or page to another.
* Graphics: Graphics can be used to enhance the visual presentation of the script, making it more engaging and easier to follow.
These components are integral to designing effective scripts that aid agents in their tasks by providing the necessary tools and information in a user-friendly format.
References:
* Genesys Cloud CX Script Components Documentation.