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Looking to understand what licensing is required for PVA as our chatbot that we've created was done so within PVA in the TEAMS platform/client. It's not clear why a separate license is required in order for our company to have the ability to use the chatbot....can you please advise as my current trial expires in 4 days. I don't believe we've used any of the premium features.
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Bev Edwards
Hi, @beverlyedwards . It's possible you've also signed up for the PVA Premium license in the web UI, which is why you'd see notices about a trial license expiring, but if your bot is built entirely in PVA for Teams, and doesn't use any premium connectors in any related Flows, it won't have any additional licensing needs beyond what comes with an E3 and an organization's ability to utilize PVA in Teams with that license. I've seen users start with PVA in the browser instead of Teams, which will take them down that Premium / Trial path, when its not necessarily what they need.
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Matt
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