Creating a Microsoft Azure Bot Service
Once you have configured a virtual proxy, you need to create a Microsoft Azure Bot Service. The Bot Service provides communication between users and the external channels.
====Microsoft Azure Bot Service====
Bot handle =
MicrosoftAppId =
MicrosoftAppPassword =
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Do the following:
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Log in to your Microsoft Azure portal.
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Type Bot Services in the search bar. Under Services, select Bot Services.
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Click Create.
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Select Azure Bot from the list.
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Click Create.
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Create an Azure Bot with the following parameters:
Parameters Value Bot handle Enter a unique name. Subscription Select your subscription.
Resource group Select your resource group. Data residency (preview) Global Pricing tier Select the appropriate pricing tier. Microsoft App ID Type of App: Select Multi Tenant.
Creation Type: Select Create new Microsoft App ID.
When finished, click Review + Create.
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When the Azure Bot validation is complete, click Create.
You are redirected a deployment page. Wait for the deployment to complete.
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On the left-side menu, click Inputs.
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From the Inputs page, copy the Bot handle and the msAppId (Microsoft App ID) to your notepad.
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Go to the Overview page and click Go to resource.
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On the left-side menu, go to Settings > Configuration.
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Enter the messaging endpoint and click Apply.
The messaging endpoint is the URL to the Qlik Sense central node server. Include the messaging endpoint. For example: https://qliksense.domain.com/api/messages.
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To create a client secret, next to the Microsoft App ID, click Manage.
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In the Client secrets section, click New client secret.
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Enter a description and select the expiry date, and then click Add.
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In the Value column, copy the value (MicrosoftAppPassword) to your notepad.
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Your Azure Bot is now ready to configure a communication channel.