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Posted on by OscarSilva 5

Hi Team, please I need some Help.

 

I build a Bot and try to publish in a channel but It says like I need Admin Permissions, could you guide me please?

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    OscarSilva 5 on at
    Re: Error Publishing Teams

    Thank you!

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    cabata 314 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Re: Error Publishing Teams

    hi @OscarSilva  what you need to do is go to Admin Office 365 portal and allow your app (In this case bot)

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