Apps
Teams Bot
8 min
learn how to connect wolt to engini getting started with teams bot prerequisites a teams account connecting engini to teams bot enter your engini account at https //engini io/ navigate to connections page by clicking on the connections on the left side bar or by clicking https //app engini io/connections click on the “new integration” option located at the top bar choose “teams bot” option from available applications enter the following details in the “add connection” form connection name choose a significant name teams bot id insert the unique id of you account teams bot key insert the unique key that you retrieved from you account sign in with microsoft when you finish click save settings triggers command received this trigger fires when a user sends a command to your teams bot (usually starting with / or a short keyword) command name this field defines which command should activate the workflow message received message received triggers the workflow whenever a user sends any message to the teams bot, enabling free text and conversational interactions actions post reply action post reply is a bot action that sends a response back to the user after an action is performed message choose the text you want from the bot to sends back to the user add attachments attachments allow the bot to include rich content such as cards, images, or files in its reply, in addition to plain text choose from the drop down the attachment type you want to send (for example card, file, image) click on the empty field to the right to open the tooltip with all available options and properties you can populate the attachment in one of the following ways (depending on the attachment type) static value – a fixed value (such as text, url, or json) property value from a previous activity – select a file, card, or content returned earlier in the workflow expression – build the attachment dynamically using functions, previous activity properties, and/or static values repeat these steps for each attachment you want to include in the reply note it works only with a teams bot trigger , because the trigger identifies the user and provides the azure user id needed to know who to reply to send teams message send teams message sends a message (with optional attachments) to a teams chat, channel, or directly to a specific user if a user id is provided message choose the text you want from the bot to sends back to the user user id insert the unique user's id, the one you want to send the message add attachments attachments allow the bot to include rich content such as cards, images, or files in its reply, in addition to plain text choose from the drop down the attachment type you want to send (for example card, file, image) click on the empty field to the right to open the tooltip with all available options and properties you can populate the attachment in one of the following ways (depending on the attachment type) static value – a fixed value (such as text, url, or json) property value from a previous activity – select a file, card, or content returned earlier in the workflow expression – build the attachment dynamically using functions, previous activity properties, and/or static values repeat these steps for each attachment you want to include in the reply