Prepare to Deploy Agents AB-210 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A financial services company is deploying an AI sales agent that will qualify leads and schedule calls. The company expects a high volume of conversations during business hours. The administrator has enabled the agent in a production environment. What should the administrator do to ensure the agent performs well during peak hours?

   • ADisable non-essential features in the agent to reduce request consumption.
   • BMove the agent to a default environment to benefit from higher capacity limits.
   • CAllocate additional Power Platform request capacity to the production environment before peak hours.
   • DReduce the number of concurrent conversations by limiting the agent to one conversation at a time.
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2. 7application · medium

   An organization is deploying an AI-driven sales agent that will use AI Builder for entity extraction. The admin has allocated 1 million AI Builder credits to the environment. After a month, the admin notices that the agent has consumed 80% of the credits and there are still 10 days left in the month. What should the admin do to avoid service interruption?

   • APurchase additional AI Builder credits and allocate them to the environment.
   • BReduce the agent's concurrency limit to slow down credit consumption.
   • CDisable the agent until the next billing cycle.
   • DSwitch the agent to use a different AI model that does not consume credits.
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4. 8expert · hard

   A large enterprise is deploying an AI sales agent that will be used by multiple business units. Each business unit has its own Dynamics 365 Sales environment. The enterprise wants to centralize billing and credit management while allowing each business unit to deploy the agent independently. What should the administrator do?

   • ADisable pay-as-you-go and use only included capacity to avoid billing complexity.
   • BEnable pay-as-you-go at the tenant level and allocate credits to each environment based on business unit usage.
   • CUse a single environment for all business units to simplify billing.
   • DCreate a separate Azure subscription for each business unit to isolate billing.
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5. 9application · medium

   A manufacturing company plans to deploy an AI-driven sales agent in Dynamics 365 Sales. The agent will qualify leads and book meetings. The company has a Power Apps per app plan for its sales team but no other Power Platform licenses. The sales team uses Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise. What should the administrator do before deploying the agent?

   • AEnable the agent in a default environment to avoid capacity configuration.
   • BPurchase a separate AI Builder credit pack for each sales user before enabling the agent.
   • CAssign Power Automate per user plans to all sales users who will interact with the agent.
   • DEnsure the environment has sufficient Power Platform request capacity and that the agent's users have appropriate Dynamics 365 Sales licenses.
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6. 10application · medium

   A marketing agency is deploying an AI sales agent that will respond to website chat inquiries. The agent uses AI Builder for sentiment analysis. The agency has a limited monthly budget for AI Builder credits. What should the administrator do to ensure the agent does not exceed the credit allocation?

   • ASet up a Power Platform admin center alert for AI Builder credit usage and review usage reports weekly.
   • BIncrease the monthly credit allocation by purchasing a larger AI Builder add-on.
   • CConfigure the agent to use a fallback model that does not consume AI Builder credits when the credit limit is reached.
   • DDisable the sentiment analysis feature to eliminate credit usage.
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