What is the first step in submitting an app to Microsoft AppSource for Business Central?

Upload the app package to the AppSource portal.

Obtain a code signing certificate from a third-party provider.

Create a Partner Center account and register as a publisher.

Run the AppSource validation tests locally.

What is the primary method to customize Business Central functionality?

Editing the source code of the Base App directly.

Changing the configuration files on the server.

Using SQL triggers on the database tables.

Developing and installing extensions (apps) using AL.

Which of the following is a capability of an extension app in Business Central?

Replacing the built-in report rendering engine.

Changing the default language of the entire platform.

Adding a new page that shows data from multiple tables.

Modifying the security permissions of the built-in roles.

A partner has developed a new app for Business Central and wants to sell it through Microsoft AppSource. The app has been tested in a sandbox environment. What is the next step the partner must take before submitting the app for validation?

Publish the app directly to the customer's production environment for final testing.

Submit the app to the Microsoft AppSource marketplace using the AppSource portal.

Send the app source code to Microsoft for manual review before packaging.

Package the app as an .app file and upload it to Partner Center for validation.

A developer is reviewing an app for AppSource certification. The app includes a feature that sends customer data to a third-party analytics service. The developer is concerned about compliance. What should the developer ensure to meet certification requirements?

The app stores data only in the customer's own environment.

The app provides a clear disclosure and obtains user consent before sending data.

The app encrypts all data in transit and at rest.

The app does not send any data to third parties.

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Which of the following is a capability of an extension app in Business Central?
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29application · medium
A partner has developed a new app for Business Central and wants to sell it through Microsoft AppSource. The app has been tested in a sandbox environment. What is the next step the partner must take before submitting the app for validation?
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A developer is reviewing an app for AppSource certification. The app includes a feature that sends customer data to a third-party analytics service. The developer is concerned about compliance. What should the developer ensure to meet certification requirements?
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