Add end-user authentication to a Power Virtual Agents bot in Teams

Select the version of Power Virtual Agents you're using here:

Bots created in Microsoft Teams come with authentication pre-configured to use Teams authentication.

You can also enable user authentication within a bot conversation so the bot can:

  • Get a user's basic properties such as username and ID in bot variables.
  • Prompt a user to sign in using an authentication node, so the bot can retrieve the user's information from a back-end system.
  • Use single sign-on (SSO) on web channels so your users don't need to sign in manually.

Read more about Configuring and using authentication in the Power Virtual Agents web app documentation.