Which activities allow for completion actions to be executed?

The reason forms and custom redirects are the correct choice for activities that allow for completion actions to be executed is that these elements are directly connected to lead management within an account engagement platform. When a user submits a form, it typically triggers a series of completion actions, such as sending a follow-up email, adding the lead to a specific list, or notifying a sales representative. Similarly, custom redirects can be used after a form submission to guide leads to a thank-you page or other web content, and they can also initiate completion actions tied to the engagement process.

In contrast, social media shares do not inherently trigger completion actions as they are generally more about engagement and visibility, rather than lead capture and direct follow-up actions. Page actions and image files likewise do not typically activate completion actions within the same context; they may contribute to user experience but don't directly relate to the execution of automated follow-up tasks. Text messages and SMS campaigns, while useful for outreach, often involve a different set of tracking and engagement strategies that may not align with traditional completion actions tied to forms and redirects.