A company has an agent that is used by both the sales and marketing teams. The sales team wants to see additional data in the agent's responses, but the marketing team does not want that change. The agent is currently in production. You need to satisfy both teams without disrupting the agent for either. What should you do?

Disable the agent and create a new one for both teams.

Remove access for the marketing team and give the sales team the modified agent.

Create a second version of the agent with the sales-specific changes, and share it only with the sales team.

Apply the change to the existing agent and ask the marketing team to accept it.

When an agent is no longer needed, what should an administrator do?

Remove all users from the access list

Decommission the agent through the admin center

Delete the agent's source code from the repository

An organization has multiple agents deployed for different departments. The CIO wants to compare the performance of these agents to identify which ones are underperforming. You need to use the Microsoft 365 admin center to get a comparative view. What should you do?

Check the approval status of each agent to see which ones are approved.

View the usage and performance metrics for each agent individually and compare them manually.

Export the metrics for each agent to a spreadsheet and create a custom report.

Use the operational insights dashboard to see metrics for all agents in one place.

An agent is currently accessible to all employees. The HR department wants only HR staff to access it. You need to change the agent's access permissions. What should you do?

Disable the agent and create a new one for HR.

Publish the agent to the organization-wide catalog and then restrict access.

Delete the agent and recreate it with HR-only access.

Edit the agent's access list in the Microsoft 365 admin center to include only the HR group.

Which admin center is specifically designed for managing environments and resources related to Power Platform, including agents?

Microsoft Power Platform admin center

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Perform Basic Administrative Tasks for Agents AB-900 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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A company has an agent that is used by both the sales and marketing teams. The sales team wants to see additional data in the agent's responses, but the marketing team does not want that change. The agent is currently in production. You need to satisfy both teams without disrupting the agent for either. What should you do?
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12foundation · easy
When an agent is no longer needed, what should an administrator do?
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13application · medium
An organization has multiple agents deployed for different departments. The CIO wants to compare the performance of these agents to identify which ones are underperforming. You need to use the Microsoft 365 admin center to get a comparative view. What should you do?
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14application · medium
An agent is currently accessible to all employees. The HR department wants only HR staff to access it. You need to change the agent's access permissions. What should you do?
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15foundation · easy
Which admin center is specifically designed for managing environments and resources related to Power Platform, including agents?
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