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How to save conversation questions that got no answer from copilot?

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I want to store unanswered conversations for after-analysis so I can add that knowledge later. I can find the last message from user in the Fail/fallback topic. However, I have a couple of problems:
 
1. I only see the last message, not the entire conversation. I want to save the entire conversation leading up to copilot not being able to answer.
 
2. I have found no simple way to store or send these. I played with PowerAutomate flows, but the Dataverse ConversationHistory table is hidden since I do not pay for Dataverse. Application insights / Telemetry requires additional resources being setup in an Azure account. Emailing the last failed question doesnt work since I have no configuration to the email server, and it is impractical with lots of emails, a DB table seems easier.
 
How do I most simply record failed questions (that copilot could not answer), preferably the entire conversation not just the last message? It appears strange such a common usecase as listing knowledge the bot lacks is missing. I cannot enable the generative AI mode, since that is only available in English and I need another european language not supported for generative AI mode.

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