PL-200 · Question #164
A company has marketing teams for different regions. A user creates and publishes a chatbot within Microsoft Teams for their specific marketing team. The base metrics retrieved by the chatbot are…
The correct answer is B. Submit the chatbot for admin approval. When a chatbot is published within Microsoft Teams for a single team, it is scoped to that team by default. To deploy a Teams app - including a Power Virtual Agents chatbot - to the entire organization, the app must go through the Teams admin center approval process. Submitting…
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- AConfigure the chatbot to be used with the Teams channel.
- BSubmit the chatbot for admin approval.
- CCopy the published chatbot link and email it to the other teams
- DInvite the other teams to the team that has the chatbot.
- EExport the chatbot and import it into a corporate environment.
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(50 responses)- A2% (1)
- B88% (44)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
- E6% (3)
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When a chatbot is published within Microsoft Teams for a single team, it is scoped to that team by default. To deploy a Teams app - including a Power Virtual Agents chatbot - to the entire organization, the app must go through the Teams admin center approval process. Submitting the chatbot for admin approval allows a Teams administrator to publish it as an org-wide app, making it available to all users in the company. Copying a link or inviting users to the original team does not grant company-wide access. Exporting and re-importing would create a separate, duplicate bot. Configuring the Teams channel alone does not expand the audience beyond the original team scope.
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