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Hello.
We have recently started exploring and evaluating Power Virtual Agents, as we are planning to provide a chat bot as part of our IT support service for each of our individual customers. I am wondering if someone could let me know if the below strategy / idea is on the right track or if it is incorrect.
We want to develop and test each chat bot within our own Azure tenant. Within that same tenant we will keep a 'ready for release' version of each bot. Then we plan to export each 'release version' and import it into the chat bot within the relevant customer's Azure tenant.
We'll be making use of Power Automate Flows for certain, and probably Dataverse as well.
So does this make sense:
Our Tenant
Customer's Tenant
As a general strategy, does the above make sense or am I daft and there is a different way to do it.
Thanks for any help.
Hey there @jase,
Your strategy seems solid! I would recommend making sure that you're building your bots as part of Solutions, so that all of their related parts like cloud flows for the bots move with the bots. This will avoid any issues of compatibility or missing features. Then, the customer can just import the solution into their Power Platform tenant, as you described.
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