Microsoft Teams
Connect your Chat Flow to Microsoft Teams
Once you’ve prepared your Chat Flow with an AI Chatbot and a Channel of your choice, connecting it to your Microsoft Teams account can be accomplished in just a few steps.
REQUIREMENTS
Before trying to link your Chat Flows to your Microsoft Teams, here are some requirements you should consider:
Chat Flow set to MS Teams Live Chat: You should choose "MS Teams" as your Live Chat while setting up your Chat Flow. This makes it detectable in the Captivate Chat MS Teams App. Do this in "Step 3: Select Live Chat Vendor" in the Chat Flow creation process.
Microsoft Teams channel: Your company must have a Microsoft Teams channel.
Identical Microsoft Teams and Captivate Chat email: The Captivate Chat MS Teams App under your MS Teams email can only access Chat Flows created by the Captivate Chat of your same email.
Captivate Chat MS Teams App: You have to install the Captivate Chat MS Teams App. It's available in your MS Teams Apps page.
A Channel in Captivate Chat is different than the "channel" in Microsoft Teams
In this particular section of the guide, you might encounter the word channel
used by both Captivate Chat and Microsoft Teams.
Channels in Captivate Chat pertain to avenues where an AI Chatbot is deployed - whether web widget or social media.
Meanwhile, channels in Microsoft Teams pertain to chat groups for organizations.
To avoid confusion, we will be spelling "channels" for Microsoft Teams in small caps, and "Channels" for Captivate Chat in large caps.
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