What is the purpose of the allow configuration option on the application access setting of a scoped application?

• A. To enable read-only access for all users
• B. Out of scope application can create business rules for the table
• C. To enable multilingual support
• D. To restrict debugging privileges

Answer: (B)

Scoped applications are designed to keep their code and data isolated from other apps. The allow configuration option in the application access settings controls whether an out-of-scope (external) application is permitted to customize or configure elements of this scoped app. When you enable it, an external app can create and attach business rules for the scoped app’s tables, allowing cross-application customization. This is useful for partner or integration scenarios where another app needs to extend functionality, but it also reduces isolation and can affect maintenance and security, so it should be used with care. If you don’t enable it, only the scoped app itself (and admins) can create business rules for its tables. The other choices aren’t about cross-scope customization or business rule creation.