- First you need to "Register a Bot with Bot Service". Login to the Azure Portal
- Click the New button found on the upper left-hand corner of the Azure portal, then select AI + Cognitive Services > Bot Channels Registration.
- Click the Create button to start the creation process.
- Enter a Bot Name as you want to appear in your contact list
- You can use the free Pricing Tier for testing
- For the Messaging Point add you full route like https://{your-server}/api/sense-bot/microsoft/
- You can skip the Application Insight for now
- Once registered, go to settings and get the AppId and the Password. You will need to add them in your environmental variables
- Click on Manage to get the password
- Put the AppId and Password in your Environmental variables.
- For Windows, go to "Control Panel" -> "System" -> "Advanced System Settings" -> "Environment Variables"
- For Linux, from your directory (~), type "nano .bash_profile" or "vim .bash_profile" and enter the variables there like
- export SKYPE_BOT_ID_SVC=''
- export SKYPE_BOT_PASSWORD_SVC=''
- While still in settings, go to "channel" and add skype.
Thats it!
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Note: for local testing you need to install the BotFramework-Emulator. Once installed, add in the Endpoint Url "https://localhost:3443/api/sense-bot/microsoft/"
- Type help for all of the available commands.
- Click on "Salesforce" to get the available commands for the Salesforce App and then click on the "Dashboard" to get a list of KPIs
- Click on "CIO Dashboard" and then on "Management"
- If you want to change your language click on "Language" and select one of the available ones. So far we have only 3, English, Spanish and Greek but please feel free to add as many more as you want
- Once you select the app to connect to