Exam PL-900 topic 1 question 49 discussion

Correct answer is A. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-connect-bot-to-web-channels

Answer is A) Demo website https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-connect-bot-to-web-channels

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/publication-connect-bot-to-web-channels?tabs=preview

This paragraph from learn.microsoft.com clearly tells us the answer would be A. It tells us the difference between the 'test' feature and the 'demo website' feature: "Before the agent is deployed to the different channels that use it, you might want to gain feedback from other team members. When an agent is first published, it can be made available to the demo website. You can provide the demo website's URL to team members or stakeholders to try it out. The advantage of using the demo website is that the experience is different than testing the agent during the design process. The test agent experience is only intended to allow agent authors to test it. So the demo website link increases the pool of users that can test and provide feedback that is related to the overall experience of the agent." ~learn.microsoft.com ...and here's the link to the page with this information: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/power-virtual-agents-bots/6-performance-analysis

Um, I'm pretty sure you can't use the 'test' feature to share anything. It's for testing yourself as the developer. When answering A, did anyone not notice this?

Correct Answer

To allow other team members to try out the Power Virtual Agents chatbot before sharing it with customers, you should use the test chat feature. This feature enables team members to interact with the chatbot in a controlled environment, ensuring that it functions as expected and meets the desired requirements. Once the chatbot passes the testing phase, you can confidently share it with customers on the live production website.

According to Copilot, options should be C and it makes sense: While a demo website could indeed be used to share and test the bot, the “test chat feature” in Power Virtual Agents is specifically designed for testing the bot’s functionality during the development process. This feature allows you to interact with your bot directly within the Power Virtual Agents interface, making it easy to identify and fix issues before deploying the bot to a wider audience. The demo website, on the other hand, would typically be used for broader user testing or demonstrations after the bot has been initially tested and refined using the test chat feature. It’s a more public-facing platform, and while it could be used for sharing the bot with team members, the test chat feature offers a more controlled environment for initial testing and debugging.

Demo Website correct - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/publication-connect-bot-to-web-channels?tabs=preview

C. test chat feature The test chat feature in Power Virtual Agents allows you to interact with the chatbot within the Power Virtual Agents portal itself. This feature is intended for testing purposes so you can easily share the bot with other team members for them to try out and provide feedback before deploying the bot to customers. Team members can test the bot's functionality, dialogue flows, and ensure it responds as expected without the need to publish it to a live or production environment.

A. Demo Website Explanation: A demo website provides a more realistic environment for testing the chatbot as it would appear to end-users. It allows team members who are not involved in the bot's development to interact with it in a setting that closely resembles its eventual deployment environment. This approach is especially useful for gathering feedback on the user experience and identifying any issues that might not be apparent in the development environment. Test chat feature is for the development phase. Demo website is for testing phase.

The answer is A. demo website. A demo website is a feature that allows you to share your Power Virtual Agents chatbot with other team members or external users for testing and feedback purposes.

Demo Website Option A is correct. Know the difference between the test chat and the demo website below:- Use the test chat (the Test bot pane) while you're building your bot to make sure conversation flows as you expect and to spot errors. Share the demo website URL with members of your team or other stakeholders to try out the bot. The demo website isn't intended for production use. You shouldn't share the URL with customers. Ref:- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-fundamentals-publish-channels?tabs=preview

test bot is when you are testing your own bot but the demo website is when you share with team members or other stakeholders to chat with the bot in a 'live' setting without actual customers - so demo website is the correct answer

Option A (demo website) and Option B (live production website) are not relevant in this context. The test chat feature within Power Virtual Agents is specifically designed for sharing and testing the chatbot with team members during the development and refinement stages.

I think it'a A too

A. Demo Website https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-connect-bot-to-web-channels