Cross-Product Features | Configure the digital assistant for cloud applications
Use your digital assistant to improve your employee productivity by leveraging conversations to complete tasks and answer queries.
As a primary cloud administrator, you get the Oracle Cloud user account credentials through a Welcome email. Open the Oracle cloud URL in a browser. In the URL, the tenant name is your cloud account name. To change the primary administrator, you must provide an authorization email from a company senior executive in a technical service request.
Open https://cloud.oracle.com/identity/domains/?tenant=icorinternal&domain=Default®ion=us-phoenix-1in your browser.
Sign in to your Oracle cloud account using your cloud account user name and the password that you configured during the cloud account activation.
On the Oracle Cloud Account Sign In page, enter your cloud account user name and password and click Sign In.
Open your domain.
On the OCI Console, in the left navigation menu, in the Compartment field select icorinternal (root).
Open Oracle Cloud Services from the Identity domain menu to view all the instances. Now find the IDCS application for your digital assistant platform. The application name will probably start with idcs-oda.
In the Identity domain menu, click Oracle Cloud Services.
Search for and open the application that starts with idcs-oda.
Assign appropriate roles to yourself and other users to access the digital assistant platform. For example, assign yourself the ServiceAdministrator role to have full privileges, including viewing detailed audit information and purging data, within the digital assistant platform. For users who need to have full access to build and test skills and digital assistant, assign the ServiceDeveloper role. And for those users who need to evaluate the digital assistant and skills and view the business analytics, assign the ServiceBusinessUser role.
From the Resources menu, click Application Roles.
Click the ServiceAdministrator role and then click to expand that role.
Click the Manage link for Assigned users.
In the Manage user assignments dialog box, scroll down and click Show available users.
In the Available users section, search for and select the user name dauser1.
Click Assign.
Now find the digital assistant platform URL. You can also share this URL with team members.
In the idcs-oda application, in the Resources menu, click OAuth Configuration.
In the Configure application APIs that need to be OAuth protected section, copy the URL from the Primary audience field. Use the URL to open the digital assistant platform UI. Search for the latest FADigitalAssistant from the Skill store. The Skill store has all employee-facing skills for Fusion Applications. Click the Version icon and pull the latest version.
In a separate browser tab, paste the copied URL to open the idcs-oda application.
Enter your fusion application user login credential.
Click the Navigator icon and select Development > Store.
In the Skill Store, search for FADigitalAssistant.
In the FADigitalAssistant section, click the Version icon.
In the FADigitalAssistant section, click More icon and select Pull.
Click Pull.
When you pull FADigitalAssistant, the digital assistant usually gets trained automatically. If you make changes to your skills or the training process fails, you’ll need to manually train the digital assistant. To train it manually, select the digital assistant that needs to be trained. Click the Train button, leave the Trainer Tm option selected, and submit. You can test the FADigitalAssistant using the Preview option.
Click Digital Assistant.
Open the FADigitalAssistant that is draft state FADigitalAssistant_Extended_SD by clicking its tile.
Click Train, leave the Trainer Tm option selected, and click Submit.
Click Preview.
On the Conversation Tester page, in the Type Here text field, enter hello and press ENTER.
Now the Digital Assistant for your Fusion Cloud Applications is ready to use. Thanks for watching.