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ADM-201 · Question #257

Ursa Major Solar offers amazing experiences for all of its employees. The employee engagement committee wants to post updates while restricting other employees from posting. What should the…

The correct answer is D. Chatter Broadcast Group. To create a group where only specific members can post and others can only view, an administrator should create a Chatter Broadcast Group.

Submitted by joshua94· Apr 18, 2026Productivity and Collaboration

Question

Ursa Major Solar offers amazing experiences for all of its employees. The employee engagement committee wants to post updates while restricting other employees from posting. What should the administrator create to meet this request?

Options

  • AChatter Stream
  • BChatter Unlisted Group
  • CChatter Recommendations
  • DChatter Broadcast Group

How the community answered

(17 responses)
  • A
    12% (2)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • C
    6% (1)
  • D
    76% (13)

Why each option

To create a group where only specific members can post and others can only view, an administrator should create a Chatter Broadcast Group.

AChatter Stream

Chatter Streams are personal feeds that aggregate updates from various sources and do not provide controls over posting permissions within a group.

BChatter Unlisted Group

A Chatter Unlisted Group is a private group not visible in searches, but it typically allows all members to post, which contradicts the requirement to restrict posting.

CChatter Recommendations

Chatter Recommendations suggest people, groups, or records to follow and are unrelated to managing posting permissions in a group.

DChatter Broadcast GroupCorrect

A Chatter Broadcast Group is specifically designed for one-way communication, allowing only group owners and managers to create posts, while other members are restricted to viewing and commenting, precisely matching the committee's request.

Concept tested: Chatter Group Types and Permissions

Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.collab_groups_types.htm&type=5

Topics

#Chatter#Chatter Groups#Broadcast Group#Collaboration

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