Releases: Cognigy/WebchatPlugins
Cognigy/File Upload 1.1.0
This release adds the capability to upload files to live agent.
Developers:
- Christian Buchwald (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Microsoft Teams 1.0.0
The initial release of our Microsoft Teams Webchat Plugin which can be used in order to invite a chat user to a Teams meeting within the chat conversation.
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Zoom 1.0.0
The initial release of our Zoom Webchat Plugin which can be used in order to invite a chat user to a Zoom meeting within the chat conversation.
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Adaptivecards 1.0.0
The initial release of our Adaptivecards Webchat Plugin. Renders Adaptive Cards in Cognigy Webchat Widget
Cognigy/Payshield 1.0.0
The initial release of our Payshield Webchat Plugin. Enable payments in chat, via Payshield's secure 'hosted fields' approach.
Developers:
- Peter Nann (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Rating 1.1.3
This release fixes a bug where the chat jumps back to the first displayed rating plugin when the second is used but the first one ignored. Imagine, you display the plugin twice in the chat and the first one was ignored by the user.
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Microsoft Auth 1.0.0
The initial release of our Microsoft Auth webchat plugin which is used by the Microsoft Extension in order to login the user.
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz (Cognigy)
Cognigy/Get User Location 1.0.0
The initial release of our Get User Location webchat plugin that lets the virtual agent ask for the user location in the web browser. The actual location will be send to Cognigy.AI.
{
"location": {
"latitude": "",
"longitude": ""
}
}
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz
Cognigy/mui-datatables 1.0.1
Bug Fixes
fixed a bug where the styling for muidatadables could be wrong for shallow viewports
Cognigy/Rating 1.1.2
This release adds a label and payload option (optional) to the Rating Webchat Plugin. With this, one can define the payload that is sent back to Cognigy when a user submits the rating and, furthermore, define the label of the message bubble that is displayed.
Example:
The user selects 4 stars and clicks on the submit button. In the webchat window it says "I rated you" and not "4" (such as before). The payload that is sent to Cognigy.AI, thus the User Text, is "4 stars" so that one could trigger a rule intent -- for example.
- "label": "I rated you"
- "payload": "stars"
Developers:
- Alexander Teusz (Cognigy)