Business Bot
Cambay Solutions LLC · Operations & Productivity
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What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Cambay’s Business Bot is built on the Microsoft Bot framework
and PowerApp. The bot has built-in analytics, pre-built connectors, and
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pre-built AI models for use cases across industries to make it easy to customize
and deploy AI bots across multiple channels.
Enterprise Bot Capabilities
- Build
Smarter Help Desk: Use
business bot to create and check the status of help desk tickets or
incidents to reduce IT hurdles and provide consistent self-service
answers. The bot also manages common queries and issues more efficiently.
- Task
Management: Today,
most enterprises are including Bots in their operations. Use bot to assign
tasks or look for specific tasks assigned in applications to increase
productivity and reduce recurrent activities.
- Approval
Management: Handle all the approvals using
automated workflows. For instance, the bot can look for
planned and Adhoc leave requests from employees and get instant approval
based on predefined logic.
- Microsoft
Teams Automation: Automatically
set up Teams based on business events and triggers. The bot will add
people automatically to those Teams, add admins, and business executives
for visibility.
- Modernize
Intranet Portals: Use
a bot to reside in your intranet portals or even SharePoint-based public
sites. The bot allows you to SharePoint Site requests, handle document
search, task approval, and other administrative tasks.
- LoB
Application Integration: The
bot can be easily integrated with enterprise line of business applications
or exiting legacy systems through RESP APIs. The bot works with different
data sources and integrates with Microsoft AI cognitive
services.
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