Slack Slack-Certified-Admin : Slack Certified Admin Exam

At which point in the process should you claim your relevant domains for your Enterprise Grid organization?

• A. Before purchasing Enterprise Grid. It is important to claim domains while still on the free plan.
• B. As soon as possible. This feature is not retroactive, so workspaces created prior to claiming the domain will continue to exist as standalone workspaces.
• C. Never. Slack will automatically claim the domains for you when you purchase Enterprise Grid.
• D. Any time. Workspaces created prior to domain claiming will be shut down automatically.

Kathleen is a Workspace Owner who leads the marketing department at a mid-sized company in Pune, India.
She keeps receiving new campaigns at her desk to review and approve, but she has never heard of these initiatives. Many of her colleagues are equally confused. She has a few key public channels where she has explained to her team that marketing conversations should take place, so she wonders where her team is communicating. Upon investigation, she discovers that users are creating their own unique channels for each marketing campaign. Subsequently, important employees have been excluded, duplicate projects exist, and information is fragmented.
To enhance transparency and collaboration, Kathleen emphasizes that users should discuss projects together in the agreed-upon channels, as they often involve the same people.
Which settings and permissions should Kathleen change to reinforce this message?

• A. Change the channel management permission for managing posting permissions in all channels to Everyone.
• B. Change the setting for join and leave messages, so they do not show in channels when employees come and go.
• C. Change the channel management permission for creating private and public channels to Workspace Admins/Owners only.
• D. Change the invitations permission to require Workspace Admins/Owners approval.

Large Corp is shutting down its Marketing team based in Europe. Deprovisioning is supported through their IdP.
When Large Corp removes users from their IdP, what will happen to their Slack accounts?

• A. Their accounts will be deactivated, but they won't be signed out of their devices. A session reset is also required.
• B. Their Slack accounts will be deleted permanently, and all messages and files will be deleted, as well, for compliance reasons.
• C. Their accounts will be deactivated, they will be signed out on all of their devices, and their accounts will be removed from channels. However, only their messages and files in direct messages will be deleted.
• D. Their accounts will be deactivated, they will be signed out on all of their devices, and their accounts will be removed from channels. However, their messages and files won't be deleted.

Amy is an Org Owner on an Enterprise Grid plan.
A workspace Admin informs Amy that a confidential file has been uploaded to a public channel by mistake.
Amy needs to remove the file and determine who has downloaded it.
What should Amy do to accomplish this goal?

• A. Using MDM, disable file downloads and then use session management to see who was logged in and downloaded the file.
• B. Using Slack Enterprise Key Management (EKM), revoke key access for the file, and review the EKM logs to see who downloaded the file.
• C. Using an integrated Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution, delete the file, and then review the Audit Logs API to see who downloaded the file.
• D. Using a third-party eDiscovery app, delete the file and use data exports to determine who downloaded the file.

Bella is a Workspace Admin at a company with 3,500 employees. She is receiving complaints from her colleagues that "Slack is too noisy". Her team is bothered by frequent use of @here and @channel in public channels. She has never evaluated or changed the default settings, so she wants to change how those notifications work in her workspace.
How can Bella change her workspace's messaging restrictions to minimize disruption?

• A. Set @here and @channel to be used only in private channels, where membership is more limited.
• B. DM each user who uses the @here and @channel mentions and ask them not to do this in large channels.
• C. Restrict public channel posting to just Owners and Admins.
• D. Restrict @here and @channel usage to Owners and Admins only.