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07-12-2022 09:46 AM - edited 05-05-2023 08:00 AM
Hello SN Team,
I really need some help with integrating Teams with Virtual Agent. I connected the virtual agent in Teams with my servicenow instance and the OAuth registry was already there so I didn't need to do that. When I look at the application registry,
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07-13-2022 01:08 PM
Hi Tonya,
I have had to re-install the Teams integration several times before. It is fairly simple to do.
In filter navigator, type "sys_cs_provider.list". This will bring you to the Provider Channel list.
Here you should see a record called "VA Teams Adapter Provider". Click on that record.
You will find yourself in the record, where you will most likely have to switch your scope to Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams.
Once that is done you will see a related list at the bottom called "Provider Channel Identity", and likely on record there named whatever your Teams client is named. Beside that record is a red x. Go ahead and click that x.
Once you have clicked on the red x you can save the record. The "Provider Channel Identity" should be gone.
Navigate back to Conversational Interfaces > Messaging Apps Integration and you can re-install your Teams.
Once re-installed you should have access to the configuration again.
Hope this helps.
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07-13-2022 01:08 PM
Hi Tonya,
I have had to re-install the Teams integration several times before. It is fairly simple to do.
In filter navigator, type "sys_cs_provider.list". This will bring you to the Provider Channel list.
Here you should see a record called "VA Teams Adapter Provider". Click on that record.
You will find yourself in the record, where you will most likely have to switch your scope to Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams.
Once that is done you will see a related list at the bottom called "Provider Channel Identity", and likely on record there named whatever your Teams client is named. Beside that record is a red x. Go ahead and click that x.
Once you have clicked on the red x you can save the record. The "Provider Channel Identity" should be gone.
Navigate back to Conversational Interfaces > Messaging Apps Integration and you can re-install your Teams.
Once re-installed you should have access to the configuration again.
Hope this helps.
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07-18-2022 12:24 PM
Thank you so much Reginald!! That resolved my issue. Thank you!!