Currently I send MessageCards to Teams via the O365 connecter from Cherwell. In the message there is an #NAME being the name of the technician in Cherwell.
Does anyone know of a way to parse a new message in FLOW (starting with the 'When a new channel message is added' method) to use the name after the # as a mention in the channel.
So basically the Message appears via the O365 connector, then the flow runs to mention the person in the channel where the message arrived?
Worked a treat. I parsed out the email address from the JSON that was sent as the MessageCard then created a flow that created a variable and wrapped the around it and using he Flow Bot now have the mentions sending around from a MessageCard being sent via the O365 connector to Teams.
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I am trying to test a bot by sending messages and checking its response messages. To Test, I am using "Post message in a chat or channel" in Power Automate,
Post as -> Flow Bot
Post in -> Chat with Flow Bot
In recipient, the bot's name is not visible. It only shows user's name
I am using "Post message in a chat or channel",
Post as -> Flow Bot
Post in -> Chat with Flow Bot
In recipient, the bot name is not visible. It only shows users names. I am expecting bot's name to show up in recipient dropdown.
To send messages to a bot using Power Automate in Microsoft Teams, you will need to do the following:
Create a Power Automate flow that uses the "Post message in a chat or channel" action.
In the "Post as" field, choose the "Flow Bot" option. This will ensure that the message is sent from the Flow Bot account, which is the account used by Power Automate to send messages.
In the "Post in" field, choose the "Chat with Flow Bot" option. This will ensure that the message is sent to the Flow Bot, which is the account that will receive the message.
In the "Recipient" field, you should be able to select the name of the bot that you want to send the message to. If you do not see the name of the bot in the dropdown list, you may need to check that the bot is installed and configured properly in Microsoft Teams.
After you have selected the recipient, you can enter the message that you want to send in the "Message" field. You can also use dynamic content to insert information from previous steps in the flow, if needed.
Save and run the flow to test it. The Flow Bot should send the message to the bot that you selected, and you should be able to see the bot's response in Microsoft Teams.
Is there any possible way of creating a Assure bot, when O365 email is received to particular persons and can we send a automated call or voice message through MS Teams to alert relevant person.
Thanks in advance.
I would suggest to avoid mapping Email channel and simply send your email with whatever sender you prefer (SmtpClient, SendGrid...).
your bot can use the channel data property to instruct Office365 to send an email.
Here is link To create a channel specific functionality.
I have a bot application developed in java sdk. To integrate with MS Teams, I have a connector has been created using Bot Framework and Spring Boot and a Bot Channels Registration on the Azure portal. Everything working properly. Now I'm trying to implement proactive messages by following this tutorial: https://www.vrdmn.com/2020/02/microsoft-bot-framework-v4-send.html
I can already make the bot send proactive messages on channels, but now I need to implement the post a proactive personal message to a user.
I can get data from a user:
var user = await ((Conversations)connectorClient.Conversations).GetConversationMemberAsync(mentionUserPrincipalName, teamInternalId, default);
But when running the line...
var response = await connectorClient.Conversations.CreateConversationAsync(conversationParameters);
...a bad request result is returned with the message "Invalid user identity in provided tenant":
You can get the user details using teams roster. To create a new conversation or conversation thread in a channel, you must have the correct ID. You can receive or retrieve this ID. Please check Get the user ID, team ID or channel ID. You can also fetch the list the members of a team using teams roaster. Please check Fetch the roster or user profile.
I am developing MS teams bot.
I am creating a function to send a webhook automatically when I receive a message.
The development was carried out by referring to the URL below.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/webhooks-and-connectors/how-to/add-outgoing-webhook
Like the URL above, teams support outgoing webbook.
However, the outgoing webbook must manually enter #mention in the chat window for the bot to work.
I want to tag #mention automatically when I receive a message
Is there a way to do a webhook?
Even if it's not an outgoing webbook,
The robot or ms flow can receive messages and send messages automatically.
I want to develop a robot.
You also need to provide that bot for use by multiple teams.
I'm not sure if you can automatically sync all messages in a channel. But you can use the graph API to constantly check the channel for new messages and pull them into your service.Graph API
You can subscribe to notifications for Microsoft Teams messages. This feature is available in beta on the Microsoft Graph API.
Currently i am using slack channel with bot builder.
I want to use email channel, is there any sample code for this.
What is effective way to send email from bot to avoid spam
I am using node js
There's no extra code needed for the email channel. Your bot will reply to the body of an email it receives. You can add things like channel specific code if you like. Right now only office 365 emails will work, please read the documentation here
The bot will reply to an email sent to the registered email address with an email where the body is the same message that you would see as a response in other channels like slack, emulator, etc