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Configure Automatically suggest knowledge articles using Cognitive Services Text Analytics (Preview) in Dynamics 365 (online)

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As a first step, we need to set up Text Analytics Service and connect it to our CRM Online. Follow the below post for that

https://nishantrana.me/2017/03/24/configure-case-topic-analysis-using-cognitive-services-text-analytics-preview-in-dynamics-365-online/

Next, we need to set up Knowledge Search field settings

For this go to Settings – Service Management and click on Knowledge Search field Settings

There click on New to create a new Search Model record.

Below we have specified case as our source entity. Click on Save.

Next, we need to define Keyword fields for our model, click on + to create a new text analytics entity mapping record.

To keep things simple, we have selected entity as Case and Field as Case Title based on which suggestions will be made. Save the record.

Click on Activate to activate the model.

Next, we need to modify the Case form to include knowledge base suggestions

Open the Conversation Tabs, go to Knowledge Base Search and select Text Analytics for Give Knowledge base suggestions as described below and publish the form

Open any of the case record, go to KB Records. Here based on the Case Title, the text analytics picks up the keyword “Delay” and shows/suggests the corresponding KB Articles matching that keyword.

Get all the details here

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt703319.aspx

Hope it helps..


Filed under: Azure, CRM, CRM 2016 Update 1, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Dynamics CRM Tagged: Azure, CRM 2016, CRM 2016 Update 1, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Dynamics CRM

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