Online Access Free Slack-Certified-Admin Exam Questions

Lydia, an Org Admin on Enterprise Grid, wants to appoint members from her company's corporate events team to invite external guests to Slack. However, these corporate events team members are regular Slack members, not Workspace Admins.
Where should Lydia go to allow these individuals to start inviting guests on Slack?

• A.Workspace Invitations page
• B.Organization Policies
• C.Workspace Transfer Ownership page
• D.Workspace Settings

Tracy works on a marketing team and needs to collaborate with a marketing vendor for a new project being planned in various channels.
To ensure the project is not delayed, Tracy must approve the new member invitations. Which statement is true about roles in this scenario?

• A.Tracy should use the Admin role for the workspace invite and to approve new members, and she should use the Multi-Channel Guest role for the marketing vendor.
• B.Tracy should use the Member role for the workspace invite and to approve new members, and she should use the Multi-Channel Guest role for the marketing vendor.
• C.Tracy should use the Member role for the workspace invite and to approve new members, and she should use the Single-Channel Guest role for the marketing vendor.
• D.Tracy should use the Admin role for the workspace invite and to approve new members, and she should use the Single-Channel Guest role for the marketing vendor.

The Customer Support team for Large Inc is now using Slack to access the tools and information they need to help customers quickly.
As an Admin, what should you do to set them up for success? (Choose all that apply.)

• A.Allow everyone on the Customer Support team to approve and install the apps they need.
• B.Approve and install apps to integrate their support tools with Slack.
• C.Organize and name channels in a way that makes information, procedures, and policies easier for people to find.
• D.Streamline an incident management workflow.

Camdin is a Workspace Owner whose last day with the company is Friday, April 1st. Cortez, a fellow Workspace Owner, plans to deactivate Camdin's account at the end of that day.
What will happen?

• A.The account will change to "Inactive"; after 72 hours, Camdin will lose access to Slack.
• B.Cortez will not be able to deactivate Camdin's account; only the Primary Owner can deactivate a Workspace Owner.
• C.The account will be deactivated; Camdin will be signed out immediately and will not be able to log back in.
• D.Cortez will not be able to deactivate the account; he will need to ask a Workspace Admin to deactivate it for him.

A few months ago, a team of developers at Blue Inc identified a new issue during testing and created a public channel called #bug-cricket to communicate about the issue. After some casual conversation back and forth in the channel, the team discovered that a problem with the old architecture caused this bug.
They may need to reference the history in the future.
Of note, there has not been any new activity in #bug-cricket for months, and the bug case has been closed.
What should the team do with #bug-cricket?

• A.Remove all members from the channel, and then archive it; this way, members can find messages via search but will not be able to browse the channel history itself.
• B.Delete the channel; messages from a deleted channel are still available via search.
• C.Archive the public channel; anyone can still browse the conversation history in Slack, and messages will appear in search results.
• D.Convert the channel to private, and then archive it; members of the channel will retain access to the files.