Specifically for QnA Maker, you can filter down to events named QnAMakerRecognizerResult, which will include the original query, the top answers from the QmA Maker Knowledge Base and the score etc. see Analyze your bot's telemetry data for additional information on creating custom queries.Īs standard you can track a number of events, including bot messages sent or received, LUIS results, dialog events (started / completed / canceled) and QnA Maker events. To see this telemetry data, navigate to the Logs section of your Application Insights resource in Azure.įor example, if you run a simple specified customEvents as a query, which shows all custom events, but you can narrow down the events or fields you want to see by providing different queries. Toggle Advanced Settings View (json) on the right side of the screen.įind the applicationInsights section, then add your Application Insights instrumentation key to the instrumentationKey setting.Īnalyze bot behavior with Application InsightsĪfter making these changes to include the instrumentation key, you can run and interact with your bot to generate telemetry data. To connect to your Application Insights resource in Azure, you need to add the instrumentation key to the applicationInsights section of the Project Settings page.

When the current publishing profile for your bot includes Application Insights, Composer updates the bot configuration to use the provisioned instrumentation key.

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