Introduction
The Bot Framework supports different types of rich cards, Azure AD authentication, and provides a richer interaction experience to the users. I have already shared about message design, login, and deployment in my previous article. In this article, I will show how to connect and deploy bots into Bing Search.
You can build Bing Bot Application using Bot Framework and connect the application to the Bing channel so that whenever a user searches tag /category text, the Bing search output shows your Bot along with your website.

You can follow the below-given steps for implementing your bot application into the Bing Channel.
Setup and Create New Bot Application
You can read my previous article for creating a Bot application using Visual Studio 2017.

Deploy Bot to Azure
You can read my previous article for deploying a Bot application into Azure using Visual Studio 2017.

Publishing Bot on Bing
Step 1
For publishing a bot on Bing, you need to navigate to Bot Framework Portal > Login with Microsoft account > select "Deployed Bot Application" > click the Channels tab, and then click Bing.

Step 2
Upload Bot png icon within 32kb. The Bot icon will help people to find bot on Bing with image.

Step 3
Provide the Bot application's basic information
- Display Name - provide a bot display name. This name will appear in Bing Search results.
- Long Description – provide for bot application. The bot must operate as described in its bot description.
- Website - Link to your website for more information about this bot.

Step 4
The Category and Tags options will help us to search the bot. You can select relevant category and provide comma-separated tag values.

Step 5
You can provide the following publisher information.





Eng Soon CheahPosted Jan 13, 2020, 5:29 AM
How about Cognitive Search?