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2025-07-18T20:14:51Z

Connecting these resources

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	#**<pre><add key="bot:ClientId:1" value="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" /></pre>		#**<pre><add key="bot:ClientId:1" value="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" /></pre>
	#**Replace 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 with your Azure Bot resource's Microsoft App ID.		#**Replace 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 with your Azure Bot resource's Microsoft App ID.
	#**Multiple Azure Bot ~~resource's~~ can be added using the format <code>bot:ClientId:2</code>, <code>bot:ClientId:3</code>, etc.		#**Multiple Azure Bot resources can be added using the format <code>bot:ClientId:2</code>, <code>bot:ClientId:3</code>, etc.
	Test from the Azure Bot resource		Test from the Azure Bot resource
	#<li value=14> At this point you should be able to test connectivity in Azure. From the Azure Bot resource, go to "Channels".		#<li value=14> At this point you should be able to test connectivity in Azure. From the Azure Bot resource, go to "Channels".

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Prerequisite resources

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	[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png\|1200px]]		[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png\|1200px]]


	These resources will relay the user's messages in the external channel to the AI Assistant and then relay the AI Assistant's response back to the user in the in the channel.		These resources will relay the user's messages in the external channel to the AI Assistant and then relay the AI Assistant's response back to the user in the in the channel.

2025-04-23T15:25:50Z

Prerequisite resources

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	# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.		# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.

	[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png\|~~800px~~]]		[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png\|1200px]]

	These resources will relay the user's messages in the external channel to the AI Assistant and then relay the AI Assistant's response back to the user in the in the channel.		These resources will relay the user's messages in the external channel to the AI Assistant and then relay the AI Assistant's response back to the user in the in the channel.

	[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-02.png\|~~800px~~]]		[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-02.png\|1200px]]
	=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===		=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===

2025-04-23T15:25:37Z

Prerequisite resources

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	# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.		# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.

	[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png]]		[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png\|800px]]

			These resources will relay the user's messages in the external channel to the AI Assistant and then relay the AI Assistant's response back to the user in the in the channel.

			[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-02.png\|800px]]
	=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===		=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===

2025-04-23T14:53:17Z

Prerequisite resources

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	There are four components required to get an AI Assistant up and running in an external channel:		There are four components required to get an AI Assistant up and running in an external channel:
			:''This article will focus on using Microsoft Teams for the chat channel.''

	# An existing AI Assistant		# An existing AI Assistant
	# A "Bot Gateway Server"		# A "Bot Gateway Server"
	# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.		# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.
	~~# An external channel where users will interact with the AI Assistant.~~
	#:~~''This article will focus on using Microsoft Teams for the chat channel~~.''		[[File:Azure-bot-services-diagram-01.png]]

	=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===		=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===

2025-04-23T14:33:46Z

Prerequisite resources

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	== Prerequisite resources ==		== Prerequisite resources ==

	There are ~~three~~ components required to get an AI Assistant up and running in ~~Teams~~:		There are four components required to get an AI Assistant up and running in an external channel:

	# An existing AI Assistant		# An existing AI Assistant
	# A "Bot Gateway Server"		# A "Bot Gateway Server"
	# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.		# An Azure Bot service and Bot resource.
			# An external channel where users will interact with the AI Assistant.
			#:''This article will focus on using Microsoft Teams for the chat channel.''

	=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===		=== Prereq 1: AI Assistant ===

2025-03-27T13:35:21Z

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	This article is intended for users who want to extend Grooper's AI Assistants to other channels (such as Teams, Slack, email and more) using Microsoft Azure Bot Services.		This article is intended for users who want to extend Grooper's AI Assistants to other channels (such as Teams, Slack, email and more) using Microsoft Azure Bot Services.

	Azure Bot Services allow us to create a "bot resource" that can pass chat conversations between AI Assistants and the channel endpoint. In this article, we will show you how to integrate an AI Assistant and Microsoft Teams.		Azure Bot Services allow us to create a "bot resource" that can pass chat conversations between AI Assistants and the channel endpoint.
			* Microsoft's Azure Bot Framework allows us to expose AI Assistants to a multitude of applications they call "channels".
			* Channels include Teams, Slack, email, SMS, and more.
			* More information on Azure Bot Service's channel support [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-service-channels-reference?view=azure-bot-service-4.0#activity-categories can be found here.]
			* In this article, we will show you how to integrate an AI Assistant and Microsoft Teams.

	== Prerequisite resources ==		== Prerequisite resources ==

2025-03-18T17:48:07Z

Adding a Teams app

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	== Adding a Teams app ==		== Adding a Teams app ==

			After you've connected the AI Assistant, the Bot Gateway Server, and the Azure Bot resource together, you can start extending the AI Assistant to other channels, such as Microsoft Teams.

			To integrate an AI Assistant with Microsoft Teams, you need to add the Teams channel in Azure and create an app in Teams.

	From the Azure Bot resource:		From the Azure Bot resource:

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	*** This facilitates traffic between Grooper Repositories, the Bot Gateway Server and the Azure Bot Connector.		*** This facilitates traffic between Grooper Repositories, the Bot Gateway Server and the Azure Bot Connector.
	* This server must be exposed to the internet by your organization's IT.		* This server must be exposed to the internet by your organization's IT.
	* To secure traffic, the Grooper and GWS apps must be configured to use OAuth ~~login~~ credentials in their web.config files.		* To secure traffic, the Grooper and GWS apps must be configured to use OAuth client credentials in their web.config files.

	Information you will need for later:		Information you will need for later:

2025-03-18T17:38:26Z

Adding a Teams channel and app

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	# From here you should be able to chat with the Grooper AI Assistant in the Azure Web Chat UI.		# From here you should be able to chat with the Grooper AI Assistant in the Azure Web Chat UI.

	== Adding a Teams ~~channel and~~ app ==		== Adding a Teams app ==

	From the Azure Bot resource:		From the Azure Bot resource: