Your company has a sales team that needs a specific set of apps pinned to the left rail of Teams, while the marketing team should see a different set. Both teams should be able to install additional apps from the Teams app store, but only those approved by your organization. You need to configure this without affecting other teams. What should you do?

Use the 'Manage apps' page to block all apps except the ones needed by each team, then assign the same app setup policy to everyone.

Create two app permission policies and assign them to the respective teams, while leaving the org-wide app settings at their default values.

Create two app setup policies, assign them to the respective teams, and set the org-wide app settings to allow only approved apps.

Create a single app setup policy that includes all apps from both teams and assign it to all users, then rely on user preferences to rearrange the rail.

Your organization wants to customize the Teams app store to show a custom logo and a specific set of featured apps for all users. You need to make this change in the Teams admin center. What should you do?

Modify the org-wide app settings to include a custom logo and featured apps.

Create an app setup policy that pins the featured apps and assign it to all users.

Use the 'Customize app store' page to upload a logo and select the featured apps, then publish the customization.

Upload a custom app that includes the logo and featured apps, then publish it to the org catalog.

Your organization uses a third-party project management app in Teams. The vendor released a new version that requires additional permissions to read user profiles and access files. You need to allow the app to continue working for all users while ensuring that the new permissions are reviewed and approved by an administrator before they take effect. What should you configure in the Teams admin center?

Use the 'Manage apps' page to block the app, then re-allow it after the vendor updates the manifest to request fewer permissions.

Set the org-wide app permission policy to 'Allow all apps' and enable the 'Allow users to consent to third-party apps' setting.

On the 'Manage apps' page, select the app, open 'Permissions', and review the requested permissions before granting admin consent for the entire organization.

Configure the app's permission policy to 'Block all apps' and then create a custom app setup policy that grants the app to a pilot group.

You are a Teams administrator and need to manage the purchase of a paid app for your organization. Where can you initiate the purchase process?

In the Azure portal under 'App services'

In the Teams client by clicking 'Purchase' on the app

In the Microsoft Teams admin center under 'Manage apps'

In the Microsoft 365 admin center under 'Billing'

Microsoft 365 Certified:Teams Administrator Associate

Domain 2Objective 3

Manage Apps for Teams MS-700 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Part of the Manage teams, channels, chats, and apps domain, which accounts for 20–25% of the MS-700 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~8–16 in this domain), expect 3–5 from this objective — we provide 29 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Your company has a sales team that needs a specific set of apps pinned to the left rail of Teams, while the marketing team should see a different set. Both teams should be able to install additional apps from the Teams app store, but only those approved by your organization. You need to configure this without affecting other teams. What should you do?
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Your organization wants to customize the Teams app store to show a custom logo and a specific set of featured apps for all users. You need to make this change in the Teams admin center. What should you do?
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Your organization uses a third-party project management app in Teams. The vendor released a new version that requires additional permissions to read user profiles and access files. You need to allow the app to continue working for all users while ensuring that the new permissions are reviewed and approved by an administrator before they take effect. What should you configure in the Teams admin center?
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You are a Teams administrator and need to manage the purchase of a paid app for your organization. Where can you initiate the purchase process?
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Your organization wants to customize the Teams app store to show a custom logo and a specific set of featured apps for all users. You need to make this change in the Teams admin center. What should you do?

You are a Teams administrator and need to manage the purchase of a paid app for your organization. Where can you initiate the purchase process?

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