I have a web application for organizations. I would like to allow users to add an existing Google Chat bot to their Google Chat workspace programmatically - example workflow: Jack visits mywebsite.com, presses button 'Add site bot' and the bot gets added to their Google Chat where the bot can asynchronously message the user.
Is this functionality possible at the moment or does the user have to connect the bot manually through the Google Chat interface?
Thanks,
Mihai
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I have created a bot using bot composer and I have generated bot embed URL. I have accessed the same URL in browser and it got opened successfully in Microsoft teams
Now when I have updated the bot and published in azure, I am not finding an option to refresh this same in Microsoft teams
Is there any way to refresh the session and start the chat again with new modified bot????
when you update the bot and publish it in azure, the bot ID and user Id will not change so, the chat id will be remains same in the backend and you can't refresh the chat window in teams. This is by design.
I have enabled Skype channel for my bot which on top of chat window shows option to login. I am unable to login using my work ID, rather I could login with my personal Microsoft account.
I could not find much documentation on this. How can I enable bot so that bot users can login only with their work email id?
This is the expected behavior as Skype doesn't let you create an account anymore with a business email address. If you want to test your bot by connecting it to Skype channel, then you can use your personal account. The Skype for Business channel is specifically designed for the usage of work email ID but it is being deprecated on the Bot Framework. I would suggest you to connect the bot to Microsoft Teams to login using work email ID.
I am enabling slack channel in MS bot framework. All mentioned steps are done and from my own ID i am able to communicate with bot.
However, I when I give "Add to Slack" button to another slack user, it asks for permissions. After allowing the permission, the user is transferred to https://bots.botframework.com/ webpage where following is written:
Persmissions snapshot: Permissions snapshot before bot framework page
error page
The Bot Directory is no longer accepting new submissions. Add your bot to the Bing channel so users will not only be able to find it, but chat with it too
I have already enabled bot for public in slack settings, and users should be able to chat with bot who have the ID of bot.
Looks like some change has been done from Microsoft, which I am not aware of. Ideally it should take the user to conversation page
In order for user to chat with your bot on Slack, you DO NOT need to use that link to connect them. The method you're attempting is to give them a roundabout admin access, which won't actually work.
In order for your users to communicate with your bot, once it's properly connected to Slack, they can simply select it on the app list, like so:
Additionally, you as the admin, can add the bot to a particular channel, where the users can chat with the bot directly.
What are Item for simple chat bot developed Facebook messaging API? My app just respond to the text message send by a Facebook user. I want to make my chatbot public but Facebook requires to add some items (permissions). Could you please help me out
You need manage_pages and pages_messaging permissions. You also need to submit your bot for approval in the 'Messenger' tab of your app console.
I've created a bot (a simple echo bot) and deployed it to Azure. Everything works well now and I can talk to the bot in the desktop Skype client (Windows 10 app).
However, I can't seem to be able to add the bot to an existing group chat. When I click on the add button the list of contacts to add doesn't have my bot in it, which is weird because I've added it to my contacts.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/41644443/249230
^ According to that post I need to create a "private chat" with my bot and then I'll be able to add it to group chats, but I have no idea how to do that.
I haven't published my bot, but I did enable "Allow adding to a group" in bot settings on https://dev.botframework.com.
Any idea why it's not working?
Private chat is talking directly to your bot. If you have added it to your contacts, it should be easy to open a direct conversation with it by double clicking.
Then you can add people in the conversation using the top right button:
Then you will have your group chat working:
Note for other people asking the same question (but you already mentioned that you did it), don't forget to activate the group conversation for your bot in botframework portal, in Skype channel settings
Have you tried to add a bot to group?:
https://telegram.me/[botname]?startgroup=foo