Salesforce-Slack-Administrator Exam Dumps - Salesforce Administrator Questions and Answers

SAML SSO provides:

"Organizations with more control over their authentication policies, including password requirements, session durations, and login behaviors."

"Employees can use their existing login credentials for all applications, including Slack, through SSO integration with the identity provider."

Option B is wrong because SSO depends on having an IdP in the first place. Option C is incorrect because SSO is available only on certain Slack paid plans (not all). Option E refers to Enterprise Key Management (EKM), not SSO.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Single Sign-On (SSO) Benefits)

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Security-critical settings involve decisions that could expose the organization to risk through external access or the addition of third-party apps. Slack documentation specifies:

"App management and member invitation settings are critical security configurations. Restricting who can add apps (admin-approved apps) and who can invite new members ensures better control over external access and data exposure."

Custom emoji (B) and channel creation (C) impact user experience but are not considered critical security matters.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Enterprise Security Controls and Settings)

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In Enterprise Grid, you can:

"Delegate app management by selecting specific members or user groups who are allowed to review, approve, and manage app requests."

This provides a controlled and efficient way to expand app review capabilities without elevating users to Workspace Owner or Admin roles.

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

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Slack recommends that:

"Workspace Admins should be knowledgeable about Slack best practices, support user adoption, enforce etiquette, and provide feedback on policies."

The candidate in A already demonstrates leadership in Slack usage, policy understanding, and peer support. B focuses on technical integration (more developer-like), C focuses on Slack Connect specifics (not general admin readiness), and D describes a user who needs support rather than offering it.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Choosing Workspace Admins)

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With Slack's data residency, the following data types are stored in the selected region:

"Messages, files, snippets, posts, and member profiles."

Data used for analytics and some metadata may still be processed globally, but the primary user-generated content is kept within the specified region.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Data Residency Overview)

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Slack's feature availability by plan states:

"SAML-based SSO is supported on Business+ and Enterprise Grid plans."

Pro and Free (B, C) plans do not support SAML SSO. Enterprise Grid only (A) is too restrictive — Business+ also supports it.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Authentication and SSO Options)

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In Enterprise Grid:

"Org Owners and Org Admins are responsible for assigning the permission to create and manage multi-workspace channels."

Workspace Owners cannot independently assign this permission unless the Org-level Admins grant them the necessary rights.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Enterprise Grid Channel Management)

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Slack API best practices specify:

"The channels.rename method within the Slack API allows admins to programmatically rename channels, making bulk updates efficient and standardized."

Manually managing through Channel Manager roles (B) or joining channels (D) is slow and error-prone. Keyword notifications (A) don’t rename channels.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Managing Channels and Using APIs)

Slack recommends for official, organization-wide communications:

"Create an org-wide channel (such as #announcements) where only admins and owners can post. This ensures important messages are visible to all and remain uncluttered by unrelated posts."

Option B and C involve redundancy and fragmentation. Using @channel in #general (D) risks spamming and frustrating members.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Best Practices for Org-Wide Announcements)

Slack best practices for channel naming recommend:

"#team- for department or functional groups, #proj- for project-based collaboration, and #ext- for Slack Connect (external) channels."

#announce (B) is more suitable for announcement-type channels, not team/project work. #help (C) is generally for support channels. #slack (E) is not a standard naming prefix.

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

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