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FAQs

How do I test Microsoft Teams bot? ›

With your bot published, you can make your bot available to users in Microsoft Teams. This way you, your teammates, and your broader organization can interact with it. You need to publish the bot at least once before users can interact with the bot in Microsoft Teams.

Bots can interact with Teams calls and meetings using real time voice, video, and screen sharing. Teams apps can interact with users using voice and video to enhance their experience with Microsoft Graph APIs for calls and online meetings.

Bots are apps that have a conversational interface. You can interact with a bot using text, interactive cards, and speech. A bot behaves differently in a channel or group chat conversation and in a one-to-one conversation. Conversations are handled through the Bot Framework connector.

Test your bot​

The Test Bot button is always available in the lower left side panel of your Ada dashboard. Clicking it will launch the Test Bot, allowing you the ability to interact with the bot as your chatters do, replicating their experience and testing out your flows.

You can create one for free. To verify your identity when you create one, you must provide a credit card, but it won't be charged; it's always free to create and use bots with Teams.

Your employer can see the following through Microsoft Teams tracking functions: All of your one-on-one, group chat messages (including the memes you sent. All the Teams chats that you deleted. All the actions you take inside of Microsoft Teams such as creating a team, deleting a team, logging in, logging out.

Yes, Teams meetings can be monitored! Even if no one on the call records the meeting, it is possible for the meeting to be automatically recorded and a transcript stored.

How do you add an attendance bot to a team? ›

How do bots work? A computer bot follows precise rules and instructions to accomplish its tasks. Once activated, bots can communicate with each other or with humans using standard network communication protocols. They operate continuously to perform programmed tasks with very little human intervention.

A user starts a conversation by typing in a message or speaking to a chatbot through a user interface. The chatbot uses NLP to analyze the words and phrases in the message to understand the user's intent. The chatbot searches its database of pre-programmed responses for a relevant answer.

To test your Teams app, you need to create at least one workspace in your environment. You can use Microsoft Teams Toolkit for testing your Teams app: Locally hosted in Teams: Teams Toolkit locally hosts your Teams app by uploading it into Teams for testing in local environment.

Open the Teams app and sign in to your account. Click on the profile picture or initials at the top right corner of the screen and select “Settings” from the dropdown menu. In the Settings menu, choose “Devices” from the left sidebar. Under the “Audio devices” section, click on the “Make a test call” button.