Which action is NOT typically performed with activities?

In the context of activities within Guidewire PolicyCenter, the focus is on managing and workflow organization associated with the insurance policy lifecycle. Activities are actions or tasks related to policies, such as noted communications, follow-ups, or changes that need to be tracked.

The action that is not typically performed with activities is obfuscation. Obfuscation generally refers to making something unclear or obscured and does not align with the purpose of activities, which is to clearly document actions taken or required in relation to a policy. Activities are intended to provide transparency and traceability in handling insurance processes, ensuring that all actions are documented and can be followed up on.

In contrast, actions like searching, modifying, and reassigning activities are common. Searching allows users to find specific activities based on criteria, modifying involves changing the details or status of an activity to keep them up-to-date, and reassigning is about changing the ownership or responsibility of an activity to another user or team, ensuring proper accountability and management throughout the policy lifecycle. This makes the clarity of the documentation essential, hence why obfuscation does not fit into the typical actions performed with activities.