What are the other deeds, mentioned in authentic hadiths, that transfer the Book from the left to the right on the Day of Judgment, besides the fear of Allah?

The aforementioned Hadith, narrated by Al-Tabarani from Abdur-Rahman ibn Samurah, describes what the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, saw in a dream of righteous deeds that save their doers in difficult situations on the Day of Resurrection. These include: ablution (wudu') which saves one surrounded by angels; prayer (salat) which saves from the torment of the grave; remembrance of Allah (dhikr) which frees one from devils; fasting Ramadan which quenches thirst; Hajj and Umrah which lead out of darkness; maintaining kinship ties which intercedes with the Angel of Death; charity (sadaqah) which shades its giver and protects him from the heat of the Fire; enjoining good and forbidding evil which save from the tormenting Zabaniyah (angels of punishment); tears shed out of fear of Allah which lead out of the Fire; fear of Allah which places the scroll in the right hand; lending (qard) which makes the scales heavy; good thoughts of Allah which calm tremors; sending blessings upon the Prophet which helps on the Sirat (bridge); and bearing witness that there is no god but Allah which admits one to Paradise.

Scholars have differed regarding this Hadith. Al-Albani considers it to be very deniable (munkar jiddan) and problematic in both its chain of narration (sanad) and text (matn). In contrast, Ibn al-Qayyim views it as a Hadith of great significance, and Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah also عظمه (held it in high esteem) and believed there were authentic corroborating evidences for it. Al-Qurtubi also mentioned it in "Al-Tadhkirah" among the deeds that save one from the horrors of the Day of Resurrection.

No other Hadith has been found that mentions deeds which would transfer a servant's book (of deeds) from their left hand to their right.