Copilot Studio Tutorial: Add Actions to Your Copilot

[@LisaCrosbie]

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[@johng5295]

Awesome. Great content.

[@cjaaut]

Thanks for another great video to get started with this functionality. Have you tried the send mail connector action in an Agent yet? I'm getting errors but there is much to configure unlike the same connector in power automate directly.

[@TheAIPivot]

Are these co-pilots only available for internal use or are you able to export them externally to embed in a website? Seems like a great way to set up a custom chatbot.

[@LisaCrosbie]

You can use this to build external facing agents embedded in apps, websites, what's app, social media - heaps of options. You're exactly right, this is the place you can create a custom agent (chatbot with AI and knowledge)

[@ridaboussalaa9995]

Any videos that cover the calling of OOB AiPlugin-KBCreation ? I think it's a new featuer

[@Averagegamer_zellos13]

Maybe this will be rude, but why are you using the simplest action available? I was trying to add four different actions, and I was unsuccessful. There are errors everywhere that are impossible to understand. Dataverse, Outlook and Excel - I tested a few and it's impossible to add them and you are here showing that adding actions is very straightforward which is NOT true! You didn't even try adding a dataverse, excel or sharepoint action and configuring it. Getting a weather forecast action? How is this going to help people and what company has a business case for this?

[@LisaCrosbie]

I am working on a more detailed tutorial about actions and yes there is a lot more to it when you get deeper into the business connections. This video is just a short beginner intro to the concept with something that all learners can easily access to get started.

[@AskNkash]

because a lot of so called 'experts' are really not experts...they are just sales people or content creators trying to monetize by giving generic jargon!