Salesforce Updated Salesforce-Slack-Administrator Exam Questions and Answers by amari

In Enterprise Grid, if auto-provisioning is enabled via an IdP group, when a member is added to that group, they are automatically provisioned to the specified workspace. According to Slack’s official Enterprise Grid documentation:

"When a member is added to an IdP group that’s mapped to a workspace, they will be automatically provisioned (added) to the workspace, unless the workspace is set as hidden."

Hidden workspaces require an invitation or manual addition and are excluded from automatic group provisioning. Therefore, unless the workspace is hidden, members will automatically join it without needing to take any manual action.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Enterprise Grid Configuration and IdP Group Management)

Slack’s internal app management documentation states:

"Adding internal app collaborators allows trusted users to manage an app’s configuration, including OAuth settings, scopes, and other integration behaviors without needing Org Admin privileges."

There is no need to promote SMEs to Org Admins (B) — which would give them excessive permissions across the entire Slack environment. A and C do not enable them to manage the app directly.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Managing Internal Apps and App Collaborators)

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Slack Connect settings allow you to control who can initiate external communications:

"By adjusting the Slack Connect settings for DMs to allow only Org Admins and Org Owners to send and accept DM invitations, you reduce the risk of unauthorized or unapproved vendors initiating contact."

Setting up messaging guidelines (A) informs users but does not block action. Restricting to specific workspaces (C) does not prevent DM invites across the org. Disabling free team access (D) is not directly related to vetting vendors.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Slack Connect and External Communications Policy)

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Slack security best practices recommend:

"Sensitive information should be shared in a private channel where access is restricted to authorized individuals."

Posting in a public channel (D) would expose confidential information. Group DMs (A) are less scalable and harder to manage. A one-off DM to the VP (C) may not involve all relevant stakeholders.

(Reference: Slack Administration Study Guide - Sharing Sensitive Information in Slack)

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