What key information is NOT typically associated with an A Field?

The key information that is typically not associated with an A Field can be understood in the context of the structure and purpose of A Fields within the Medallia platform. A Fields, or Attributes, are primarily used to capture specific data points about respondents or their experiences, and they generally focus on systems related to survey and feedback mechanisms.

Survey response data usually correlates directly with B Fields, which are specifically designed to capture responses from survey questions. Therefore, while some information captured in A Fields may provide context around respondent behavior, actual survey responses do not belong there.

Alert notifications, system-generated entries, and customer identification details tend to provide contextual or administrative information that supports the feedback and reporting systems but do not constitute the core data that an A Field is meant to encapsulate. A Fields are generally reserved for identifying attributes aimed at categorizing or detailing elements such as demographics or segmentation rather than compiling the feedback data itself. Thus, understanding the specific role of A Fields highlights why survey response data is not associated with them.