Exam Slack-Con-201 Topic 1 Question 13 Discussion
Actual exam question for Salesforce's Slack-Con-201 exam
Question #: 13
Topic #: 1
Question #: 13
Topic #: 1
Your client wants to enforce controls and display a warning every time that @channel, @here or @everyone is used in channels with six or more members.
How should you advise them?
How should you advise them?
Suggested Answer: D Vote an answer
The correct answer is D . The client is asking for an enforceable policy behavior around broadcast mentions.
In Enterprise Grid administration, this belongs under org-level policies and settings, specifically messaging permissions. A warning for @channel , @here , or @everyone helps reduce noisy broadcast behavior and forces users to pause before notifying a large audience. Option A is wrong because the question asks how to enforce the control; assuming it is always a default setting is not the correct consultant guidance. Option B is unrelated because logging on each day has nothing to do with broadcast mention warnings. Option C is also wrong because the warning must trigger when the mention is used, not merely once per day. Option D maps directly to the requirement: configure a Messaging policy in org settings so Slack warns users when they attempt to use broad notification mentions. This is a practical governance control that protects channel hygiene, reduces disruption, and supports responsible communication norms across the grid.
Reference topic: Policies and Settings - messaging policies, broadcast mention controls, org-level permissions, notification governance, and channel-noise reduction.
In Enterprise Grid administration, this belongs under org-level policies and settings, specifically messaging permissions. A warning for @channel , @here , or @everyone helps reduce noisy broadcast behavior and forces users to pause before notifying a large audience. Option A is wrong because the question asks how to enforce the control; assuming it is always a default setting is not the correct consultant guidance. Option B is unrelated because logging on each day has nothing to do with broadcast mention warnings. Option C is also wrong because the warning must trigger when the mention is used, not merely once per day. Option D maps directly to the requirement: configure a Messaging policy in org settings so Slack warns users when they attempt to use broad notification mentions. This is a practical governance control that protects channel hygiene, reduces disruption, and supports responsible communication norms across the grid.
Reference topic: Policies and Settings - messaging policies, broadcast mention controls, org-level permissions, notification governance, and channel-noise reduction.
by Honey at Oct 06, 2026, 08:35 PM
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