Regarding permit fee calculation, which feature can the agency use to process payment amounts?

OmniScript is designed to guide users through complex multi-step processes in a user-friendly interface, making it particularly well-suited for scenarios that require interaction and dynamic decision-making, such as permit fee calculations. This feature allows for the customization of how information is presented and collected from users, enabling agencies to create structured workflows that can involve calculations based on input provided.

In the context of calculating permit fees, OmniScript can incorporate various inputs and business logic to determine the final payment amount. It can include conditional logic that changes the flow based on user responses, ensuring accurate fee calculations are made based on specific parameters. This capability makes it very effective for handling complex calculations directly within the user's workflow.

The other options, while useful in data processing and user interactions, do not specifically focus on supporting the sequential and conditional steps involved in payment processing as effectively as OmniScript does. DataRaptor is primarily used for data integration and transformation tasks, Integration Procedures handle server-side logic without a user interface, and FlexCards are used for displaying information, but they do not process calculations or guide users through a dynamic interaction as OmniScript does.