Which function key is no longer used because GXP now tracks guest service requests?

Which function key is no longer used because GXP now tracks guest service requests?

• A. F3
• B. F2
• C. F7
• D. F11

Answer: (B)

The change tested here is about how the system workflow shifts when all guest service requests are now tracked in the GXP module. Because GXP handles the entry and tracking of every guest request, the old quick-entry function key becomes redundant. The function key that used to instantly open a guest service request is no longer needed, since requests are now created and logged directly in GXP, providing a centralized, auditable record and real-time visibility for staff. Other function keys continue to serve their existing tasks in the system.

The change tested here is about how the system workflow shifts when all guest service requests are now tracked in the GXP module. Because GXP handles the entry and tracking of every guest request, the old quick-entry function key becomes redundant. The function key that used to instantly open a guest service request is no longer needed, since requests are now created and logged directly in GXP, providing a centralized, auditable record and real-time visibility for staff. Other function keys continue to serve their existing tasks in the system.