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About the Salesforce Certified Slack Developer Certification

The Salesforce Certified Slack Developer certification is designed for professionals who build custom integrations and automations for Slack, extending its capabilities to improve productivity. As technology evolves and industry demands grow more complex; this credential validates your ability to apply real-world skills and knowledge using Salesforce tools and frameworks. Earning the certification positions you as a trusted expert, capable of solving high-impact challenges and contributing to secure, scalable, and efficient systems.

 

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Test Your Knowledge of Salesforce Certified Slack Developer

A company wants to automate daily standup reminders and collect team status updates in Slack.

Which approach should a developer take?

A) Build a custom Slack app using the Bolt SDK or Workflow Builder
B) Use only Emoji Reactions
C) Manual Messaging
D) Public Channel Announcements

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Custom Slack apps or Workflow Builder can automate reminders and collect responses; emojis, manual messages, and announcements do not automate the process.

The business needs to post real-time alerts in Slack when new Salesforce records are created.

What is the best solution?

A) Salesforce for Slack Integration App
B) Manual Copy-Paste
C) Scheduled Reports Only
D) Emoji Notifications

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Salesforce for Slack enables real-time alerts; manual, scheduled, or emoji-based methods are not automated or real-time.

The team wants to build a Slack bot that answers FAQs using company documentation.

Which tool should they leverage?

A) Slack API with custom bot and external data source integration
B) Channel Bookmarks Only
C) Manual Replies
D) Emoji-Based Responses

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
A custom bot can access documentation and answer questions; bookmarks, manual, or emoji replies are not scalable solutions.

The company wants to restrict bot access to certain private channels.

What is the recommended approach?

A) Use OAuth scopes and channel permissions in the Slack app
B) Emoji-Based Access
C) Manual Admin Approval for Each Message
D) Public Channels Only

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
OAuth scopes and permissions control bot access; emojis, manual approval, and public channels do not restrict bot access.

Developers need to process interactive user inputs (buttons, forms) in Slack apps.

Which Slack feature should be used?

A) Block Kit for interactive components
B) Channel Bookmarks
C) Emoji Reactions
D) Scheduled Messages Only

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Block Kit enables interactive UIs in Slack apps; bookmarks, emojis, and scheduled messages do not provide interactivity.

The team wants to deploy and manage their Slack apps across multiple workspaces.

What tool supports this?

A) Slack App Manifest and App Directory
B) Manual Install in Each Channel
C) Emoji Link Sharing
D) Channel Topics

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
App Manifest and Directory simplify deployment; manual or emoji methods are inefficient.

The business needs to secure and monitor their custom Slack apps.

Which best practice should be followed?

A) Use Slack’s security settings and enable audit logs
B) Public Channel Only
C) Manual Log Review Only
D) Public Channel Announcements

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Slack security settings and audit logs provide monitoring; public channels and manual logs are insufficient.

Developers want to automate data retrieval from external APIs and post results in Slack.

What is the recommended solution?

A) Use Slack app with scheduled jobs and API integrations
B) Manual Data Entry
C) Emoji Data Requests
D) Channel Bookmarks

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Custom Slack apps or Workflow Builder can automate reminders and collect responses; emojis, manual messages, and announcements do not automate the process.

The team needs to handle errors in their Slack bot gracefully and provide user feedback.

What is best practice?

A) Implement error handling and user notifications in the Slack app code
B) Ignore errors
C) Manual Monitoring Only
D) Emoji Error Flags

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Proper error handling and user feedback is best practice; ignoring or using emojis is not effective.

Developers want to support different languages in their Slack app for a global team.

Which approach should be used?

A) Implement localization and internationalization in the app
B) Only support English
C) Manual Translation Each Time
D) Emoji Language Flags

 

Correct answers: A – Explanation:
Localization/internationalization offers multi-language support; only English, manual, or emoji flags are not scalable.

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