PL-200 · Question #234
You plan to create a Power Virtual Agents bot. The bot must support single sign-on. You need to publish the bot. Which two locations should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. N
The correct answer is A. Microsoft Teams D. Website developed using pro developer tools. Power Virtual Agents natively supports Single Sign-On (SSO) in two specific publishing destinations: Microsoft Teams (A) - Teams uses Azure Active Directory authentication, allowing seamless SSO integration so users are automatically signed in using their organizational credentia
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- AMicrosoft Teams
- BMobile app developed for iOS and Android
- CAzure Bot Service channels
- DWebsite developed using pro developer tools
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(54 responses)- A87% (47)
- B9% (5)
- C4% (2)
Explanation
Power Virtual Agents natively supports Single Sign-On (SSO) in two specific publishing destinations: Microsoft Teams (A) - Teams uses Azure Active Directory authentication, allowing seamless SSO integration so users are automatically signed in using their organizational credentials; and custom websites built with pro developer tools (D) - developers can implement SSO by embedding the bot via the Direct Line channel and configuring Azure AD authentication in the website code. Azure Bot Service channels (C) do not support SSO in the same native, integrated way. Mobile apps for iOS and Android (B) require additional platform-specific SDK configuration that goes beyond what Power Virtual Agents provides out of the box, making them unsupported for SSO without significant custom development.
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