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PL-600 · Question #152

You are designing a Microsoft Power Platform solution that will include multiple applications. You have the following requirements: - Support agents managing cases. - Project managers reviewing and…

The correct answer is B. Support agents managing cases. C. Stock managers managing warehouses. E. Project managers reviewing and updating their projects. Role-based applications (typically model-driven apps in Power Platform) are designed for internal users with defined organizational roles who need structured, data-intensive workflows. Support agents (B), stock managers (C), and project managers (E) are all internal employees…

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Question

You are designing a Microsoft Power Platform solution that will include multiple applications. You have the following requirements: - Support agents managing cases. - Project managers reviewing and updating their projects. - Stock managers managing warehouses. - New site visitors self-registering. - Employees tracking time entries. Which three requirements can you meet by implementing role-based applications- Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

  • ANew site visitors self-registering.
  • BSupport agents managing cases.
  • CStock managers managing warehouses.
  • DStaff tracking time entries.
  • EProject managers reviewing and updating their projects.

How the community answered

(20 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    85% (17)
  • D
    10% (2)

Explanation

Role-based applications (typically model-driven apps in Power Platform) are designed for internal users with defined organizational roles who need structured, data-intensive workflows. Support agents (B), stock managers (C), and project managers (E) are all internal employees with clear, complex role-specific data needs that fit the model-driven, role-based app pattern. New site visitors self-registering (A) are external users and require Power Pages (a portal solution), not a role-based internal app. Staff tracking time entries (D) is a simpler, task-focused activity better suited for a lightweight canvas app rather than a role-based structured application.

Topics

#Role-based applications#Power Platform solution design#Application types#User experience (UX)

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