I have found a few older posts referencing this topic (3+ years ago), but wanted to ask the larger audience.
I have a PVA bot that was created and published for use in MS Teams. We support some Teams channels that include our clients, which are external users that show up as guests. Everyone internally within my org can interact with the bot successfully, however it doesn't show up as available for the guest users. I've double checked all of the referenced materials from other forum entries (making sure External is enabled when publishing, making sure licenses are allocated correctly, etc.). I've even gone so far as to recreate everything in our demo environment (different domain than the rest of the company) and add myself as an external guest user, and have played around with all of the settings that made sense within the admin portals (PVA, Teams and Office 365), and still no luck.
Is it still a limitation of Teams and PVA that an external guest user of Teams can't interact with a PVA bot? Even when referencing via the @<botname> within the chat?
Appreciate any thoughts/feedback!
any time @dad25ds .. if you are ok please mark the answer that would be helpful for the entire community.
@ChristianAbata thanks for weighing in and confirming. I assumed it was still a limitation after everything I tried, but was hoping there was something I had overlooked. Appreciate your feedback!
hi @dad25ds unfortunately as you have tested it, that is not possible yet. Also I follow this topic and it's same answer How to share chat bot to be used by external users (outside my organization) and to other personal teams accounts - Microsoft Q&A
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