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Microsoft Teams bot and messaging extension to search & report incidents and connect with specialists immediately |
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Most organizations have a team of remote individuals providing support to employees across the organization often distributed geographically. Support and collaboration in such instances is often ad-hoc, sub-optimal and inefficient. Common incumbent solutions include shared email-inbox where employees send in requests; a SharePoint site where requests are submitted; calling a dedicated helpline, email or chat based messaging systems with a dedicated point person etc.
Remote Support bot provides all end users (internal users seeking help from a central team) an easy interface (bot) right within Microsoft Teams to:
- Submit requests for support
- Edit/withdraw requests
- Notify end users about the status of their request
- Escalate to a group chat that connects them immediately with an expert allowing real time video/screen-sharing ability
- Route incoming requests in real-time to a specific/Teams channel which allows the members of the channel an easy interface (a bot within their teams/channel) to:
- See in real-time all incoming requests with associated details
- Start an instant chat or video call with the requester
- Receive and act upon an incoming Teams group chat from the remote requester
- Manage incoming requests within the central team (lightweight ticketing)
- Manage the list of experts who will be on-call to receive incoming Teams group chat requests
This app template is provided under the MIT License terms. In addition to these terms, by using this app template you agree to the following:
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You are responsible for complying with all applicable privacy and security regulations related to use, collection and handling of any personal data by your app. This includes complying with all internal privacy and security policies of your organization if your app is developed to be sideloaded internally within your organization.
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Where applicable, you may be responsible for data related incidents or data subject requests for data collected through your app.
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Any trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft in the United States and/or other countries and logos included in this repository are the property of Microsoft, and the license for this project does not grant you rights to use any Microsoft names, logos or trademarks outside of this repository. Microsoft’s general trademark guidelines can be found here.
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Use of this template does not guarantee acceptance of your app to the Teams app store. To make this app available in the Teams app store, you will have to comply with the submission and validation process, and all associated requirements such as including your own privacy statement and terms of use for your app.
Begin with the Solution overview to read about what the app does and how it works.
When you're ready to try out Remote Support bot, or to use it in your own organization, follow the steps in the Deployment guide.
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