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PL-900 Practice Question: A Power Pages site needs to integrate a Microsoft…
A Power Pages site needs to integrate a Microsoft Copilot Studio chatbot to answer customer questions. What must be done to add the chatbot to the portal?
⚠ Common exam trap
PL-900 often tests whether candidates know that Copilot Studio chatbot integration in Power Pages is a native component — the trap is assuming custom code or third-party plugins are needed.
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Add the Copilot Studio chatbot component to a page and configure it with the bot's details.
Power Pages provides a native Copilot Studio chatbot component that can be added to a page and configured with the bot's details (such as the bot ID and environment). This is the recommended no-code approach to embed a chatbot.
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Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Write custom Liquid code to call the Copilot Studio API.
Why it's wrong here
Liquid renders server-side portal markup and cannot host the Copilot Studio runtime, so hand-written API calls would not embed the bot's conversational UI or authentication. Custom Liquid suits bespoke portal content; adding a chatbot uses the built-in Copilot Studio integration configured through the portal's chatbot settings.
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Add the Copilot Studio chatbot component to a page and configure it with the bot's details.
Why this is correct
Power Pages provides a Copilot Studio chatbot component that can be placed on a page; configuring it with the bot's identifier and environment connects the portal to that published bot, satisfying the stem's integration requirement without custom code.
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Embed the chatbot using an iFrame in a web template.
Why it's wrong here
Embedding via iFrame in a web template fails because Power Pages does not natively render Copilot Studio chatbot authentication tokens or context through an iFrame; the correct approach uses a dedicated Copilot Studio chatbot component that handles single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID and portal user context. It is tempting because iFrames are a common method for embedding third-party content, and would be correct for displaying an external web application or static widget that does not require deep integration with the portal’s authentication and session state.
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Install a third-party chatbot plugin from the Power Platform marketplace.
Why it's wrong here
Installing a marketplace plugin adds an unsupported component rather than the native Copilot Studio integration Power Pages provides. It is tempting because marketplace add-ons extend portals with prebuilt widgets, and this would suit scenarios needing bespoke functionality that Microsoft's built-in chatbot embedding cannot deliver.
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