Salesforce-Slack-Administrator Exam Dumps - Salesforce Certified Slack Administrator Exam

Slack’s mobile security features on Enterprise Grid allow:

"Blocking the ability to copy messages and download files on unmanaged devices to protect sensitive data."

IP restrictions (Option B) and VPN enforcement (Option D) are broader network security strategies but not specific mobile device security features. Blocking workspace access completely is not the goal; securing content on devices is.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Mobile Security Features and Compliance Settings)

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Slack Connect rules state:

"Once an external organization joins a Slack Connect channel, they can see all existing channel history unless otherwise configured. Before they accept, Org Owners can revoke the pending invitation to prevent access."

Thus, channel history will be visible, and the requestor should be shown how to revoke the invite.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Slack Connect and Channel Invitation Management)

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To balance security, culture building, and minimize admin burden, the best practice is to allow members to upload emojis with clear guidelines.

Slack documentation recommends:

"Allowing users to upload custom emoji fosters creativity and engagement. Setting clear policies and communicating acceptable use ensures that the benefits are realized while minimizing the risk."

Restricting uploads entirely or centralizing all requests would hinder the cultural goal of promoting collaboration.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Change Management and Culture Building with Slack)

Slack recommends organizing discussions into appropriate channels for clarity and relevance:

"Questions or discussions about specific projects should happen in project-related channels to maintain topic focus and ensure all relevant stakeholders can view and contribute."

#general should be reserved for organization-wide announcements or broad discussions, not for project-specific questions. DMing individuals (A, B) bypasses team collaboration. Deleting the message (C) is unnecessarily punitive.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Best Practices for Channel Organization)

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Slack recommends:

"When moving to Enterprise Grid, consolidate where possible but avoid unnecessary disruption. Rename and rebrand workspaces appropriately while keeping existing structures when they serve their users well."

This keeps the marketing team undisturbed and consolidates sales into one clean, unified workspace.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Enterprise Grid Migration Strategy)

According to Slack App Management best practices:

"Turn on app approval to restrict app installation to only those apps that have been reviewed and approved."

"Notifications about app requests should be sent to a specific Slack channel where app managers can easily review and approve or deny requests."

Options A and C suggest manual, ad-hoc processes, which are not scalable or officially recommended for structured app management. Option B incorrectly describes app restrictions not tied to a formal approval process.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - App Management and Approvals)

Slack recommends:

"Setting a clear channel topic and pinned posts help define scope, and creating dedicated channels (like #help-payroll) directs users to the right place without overloading unrelated channels."

Manually redirecting (A, C) or adding payroll staff into a benefits channel (D) doesn’t address root cause or improves structure.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Channel Organization Best Practices)

In Slack Enterprise Grid, a Workspace Admin is the correct role for someone managing settings and guest invitations for a specific workspace.

Slack documentation says:

"Workspace Admins can manage workspace-level settings, invite and manage guests, and perform administrative tasks for their designated workspace."

Assigning Frank as a Workspace Admin gives him the necessary permissions to manage the workspace without granting organization-wide control (which is reserved for Org Admins and Primary Org Owners). Options like Member or Multi-Channel Guest do not have the needed permissions.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Enterprise Grid Roles and Permissions)

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