Extend Microsoft Teams collaboration experiences by embedding intelligent Power Virtual Agents into Teams chat. Build interactive adaptive cards for bots to share information, assign chatbots to specific security groups so only users with the appropriate permissions can access them, and see how you can make your bot communicate proactively. We'll also show you how Teams can be directly embedded into your Power Apps. Microsoft Corporate Vice President, Lili Cheng, from the Power Platform team, joins Jeremy Chapman to walk through the updates:

Extend PVA using the Bot Framework Composer to add adaptive cards Proactive communication built into bots Role-based access controls Embed Teams into your Power Apps

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00:00 - Introduction 02:32 - Adaptive card experience 05:11 - Proactive logic in bots 06:15 - Role-based access controls 07:29 - User initiated requests 08:43 - Proactive requests using the Power Automate logic 09:40 - Bring Teams experience into Power Apps 11:08 - Wrap Up

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Check out our show on building intelligent chatbots in Teams at https://aka.ms/TeamsPVA Build your first bot and find more advanced capabilities by going to https://aka.ms/tryPVA

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