Power Virtual Agents: Standalone vs Microsoft Teams

Power Virtual Agents: Standalone vs Microsoft Teams

Hey Everyone,
This video focuses on the key differences between Power Virtual Agents as a standalone chatbot service vs in Microsoft Teams. I'll also provide a side-by-side comparison on how the Dataverse connector changes based on how you use it.

Table of contents:
Introduction 0:00
Standalone Chatbot 0:35
- Key items 0:40
- Summary of the entitlements 1:01
- Which license to assign 1:31
- What is a complete chat session? 1:55
- Demo of standalone chatbot 2:13
Power Virtual Agents in Teams 4:42
- Key items 4:45
- Demo of chatbot in Teams 5:36
Side-by-side comparison 8:18
Conclusion 9:04

Helpful link(s):

#Chatbot #MicrosoftTeams #Dataverse #PowerVirtualAgents

[crisgath]

Hi Daniel. Another awesome video. Quick questions for you,
1. To bypass the 2GB limit on Teams PVA, can I use SharePoint instead for storage and call the SharePoint List/Library using a Flow?
2. In the standalone PVA, when call a premium Flow, do the end users have to have a premium license? I know you said only the creators need premium PVA license.
As always, thanks for your time.
Cris

[louistinant]

Hey, Daniel,
Thank you for the video, it's very usefeul.
I have a question for you. Is it possible to develop a chatbot to manage the leaves of the employees of my company?
I would like to add all the leaves on a SharePoint list and add a bot on it to choose how many hours they want to take.
Just after the bot could update the SP list (by a power automate flow?) linked with the user profile. So the employee has the possibility to check the amout of days he has and take some of them.
Do you think it's possible? Before spending time to develop it.