You create, publish and add a bot to Microsoft Teams for personal use. After verifying that the bot complies with the company standards, you decide to share the bot with your organization. What are…

The correct answer is B. Download a manifest file D. Submit for admin approval. To share a Power Virtual Agents bot with your entire organization in Microsoft Teams, there are two valid methods: (B) Download a manifest file - you can export the bot's Teams app manifest and then distribute or upload it to Teams for broader access; (D) Submit for admin…

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Question

You create, publish and add a bot to Microsoft Teams for personal use. After verifying that the bot complies with the company standards, you decide to share the bot with your organization. What are two options you can use to achieve your goal?

Options

AImport bot to Teams
BDownload a manifest file
CSelect your bot from the Teams app store
DSubmit for admin approval

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
9% (3)
B
80% (28)
C
11% (4)

Explanation

To share a Power Virtual Agents bot with your entire organization in Microsoft Teams, there are two valid methods: (B) Download a manifest file - you can export the bot's Teams app manifest and then distribute or upload it to Teams for broader access; (D) Submit for admin approval - you submit the bot to your Teams tenant admin, who can then approve and publish it to the organization's Teams app store. Option A (Import bot) is not a standard sharing method. Option C (Select from Teams app store) is what users do after the bot is published, not a sharing action you take.

Topics

#Power Virtual Agents#Teams Bot Deployment#App Manifest#Admin Approval

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