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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Exploring Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams

Use the Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams application to connect your end users with Virtual Agent or live agents through your company’s Microsoft Teams account.

Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams users

UserDescription
admin or virtual_agent_adminCreate and publish Virtual Agent conversations.
admin.microsoft.comA Microsoft 365 account with admin privileges is required to integrate Virtual Agent in Microsoft Teams.

Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams workflow

Ensure that you have a Microsoft 365 account with admin privileges (admin.microsoft.com accessible). To install Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams, you need the admin or virtual_agent_admin role.

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Workflow describing the sequence of processes carried out in Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams.
  1. Install Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams.

  2. Add integrations.

    • Integrate with Virtual Agent.

      Manage and configure Virtual Agent settings.

    • Integrate with a self-configured bot.

      Create a bot in Microsoft Teams. Manage and configure the self-configured bot, then generate the manifest file. Upload the manifest file to Microsoft Teams. Configure Virtual Agent settings.

      Note: Verify that you enabled Message Extensions when generating the manifest file, and verify your bot name is one word.

What to explore next

To learn more about configuring and using Conversational Integration with Microsoft Teams, see:

For more information about integrating Microsoft Copilot with Now Assist, see the following ServiceNow blog and community articles:

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