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Whatever your role may be, what was the first feature or capability that made you think, "Wow, that's really useful"?

Always interested in hearing how others got started.

Hi Andrea,

For me, it was Architect.

The ability to build and modify customer journeys without relying on traditional development cycles was a real eye-opener. Once I started using reusable tasks, data actions, and integrations with external systems, I could see how powerful the platform could be beyond simple call routing.

Interested to hear what features stood out to others as well.

Hello, @Andrea Pow.

For me, it was definitely Set Participant Data and Get Participant Data in Architect.

When I started working with Genesys Cloud, this was mind-blowing for me. The idea that I could save information during one part of the interaction and then retrieve it later in another flow completely changed how I looked at flow development.

That was one of the first moments where I thought, "Ok, this is really powerful." It opened a lot of possibilities for building smarter and more connected flows.

My first "aha!" moment with Genesys Cloud was when I started using Architect together with Data Actions.

That was when I realized how powerful the platform could be beyond standard routing. Being able to build a customer journey, collect information, call external APIs, validate data, update participant data, and then route the interaction based on the result was a big moment for me.

It made me think: "Wow, this is not just a contact center platform - it can orchestrate the whole customer experience."

Since then, Architect and integrations have been some of the most useful capabilities for creating smarter, more automated and more personalized journeys.

hi @Andrea Pow, 

Without a doubt, Architect is an easy-to-learn and powerful interface.

Every time I'm creating something new or discover a way to solve problems in it, I feel very exciting.