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

Disconnect all shared connection points with the offensive user's organization using the Connections menu.

Remove the user from all of their channels in bulk using the External People menu.

Mute the offensive user in each of the channels where they have membership using the channel Settings menu.

Encourage users who reported the messages to use the /leave slash command in each conversation with the offensive user.

Review, collaborate, approve, and reject workspace requests in one public, searchable channel.

Route workspace requests from an org-wide help channel to a private admin-only channel where admins can review business rationale of requests.

Do not allow end users to request new workspaces; instead, encourage them to create more channels.

Encourage end users to create new workspaces themselves, then link the workspace URL to your organization via domain claiming.

Preapprove the most common tools that workspace members would need, and provide the security team with this list. Restrict apps that are not currently approved for use.

Turn on app approval within the Manage Apps dashboard, and require end users to provide a comment for each installation request in the App Directory. Add the members of your team to the list of App Managers, and send all approval requests to a public #plz-apps channel.

Turn on app approval within the Manage Apps dashboard. Limit app approval to Workspace Owners only using Slackbot, and let the security team know when new apps are approved in the #team-security channel.

Create a public channel called #triage-apps. Implement a Workflow Builder workflow with a form that asks end users to submit their app request name and a rationale. App Managers can then review and approve or deny the app from the App Directory.