Claude Certified Associate – Foundations free question 6 / 10 · Domain 4: Workflow Integration and Solution Design
A user built an artifact that reads and writes a connected calendar and published it to the team. Which statement about app connections for people using a published artifact matches the official help center?
- Each person connects their own apps, and approval is requested the first time
- On Team and Enterprise, this feature cannot be restricted at the organization level
- The app connections made by the creator are shared as they are with all users
- Operations on connected apps run without approval
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: A
Why this is correct
The help center explains that an artifact can read and write connected apps (Asana, Google Calendar, Slack, and so on) and custom connectors. The first time an app is needed, Claude shows the app and tools it will use and asks for approval, and individual tools can also be turned off. Even for shared or published artifacts, each person connects their own apps.
Why the other options are wrong
"The app connections made by the creator are shared as they are with all users" … The help center explains that even for shared or published artifacts, each person connects their own apps. The creator's connections are not shared.
"Operations on connected apps run without approval" … The help center explains that when an artifact first needs a connected app, it shows the app and tools to be used and asks for approval.
"On Team and Enterprise, this feature cannot be restricted at the organization level" … The help center explains that on Team and Enterprise, the owner can turn this feature off for the whole organization.
Key point
The person who shares does not need to worry about their own permissions being used by others. In an organization, the owner can turn off the connection feature for the whole organization.