A company creates a model-driven app for use by their marketing team. The app is only accessible to the developer that created the app. You need to ensure that marketing team members can access the…

Question

Options

• AGrant the security roles to the marketing team users.
• BGrant the marketing team users the Read privilege on the table.
• CAdd the app to Microsoft Teams and add the users to the team.
• DGrant the marketing team Read, Create, and Write privileges for the environment.
• EAssociate the security roles with the app.

• A
  82% (28)
• B
  6% (2)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  9% (3)

Explanation

Model-driven app access in Power Platform requires two things to work together: (E) Associate security roles with the app - this defines which security roles grant access to the app itself; without this, users with a role still cannot see the app. (A) Grant the security roles to the marketing team users - users must be assigned a security role that is associated with the app; without this assignment, even a correctly configured app is invisible to them. Option B (granting Read privilege on a table directly) is handled through security roles, not independently. Option C (adding to Teams) is an optional distribution method but does not fix the underlying permission model. Option D (granting environment-level privileges) is too broad and does not directly control app visibility.

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