Kaizala (KAY-zah-lah), a Marathi word meaning 'What’s Happening' , is positioned to be the next big thing in the world of chat apps. With Privacy and User data security being the focal point of how chat apps are being evaluated worldwide, Kaizala provides a benchmark. Kaizala hit the bullseye when it comes to data security and … Continue reading Kaizala – a safe and secure way to stay connected
Author: Parijat Roy
Parijat is a software engineer at Microsoft.
Interactive Charts in Custom Actions
There have been asks around how data can be viewed in Kaizala using custom actions in the form of interactive charts. This could be achieved by integrating a third party library called Chart.js in our custom action. The rest of the post will delve into the details to achieve this. Scenario We have launched a … Continue reading Interactive Charts in Custom Actions
Discover custom actions on portal
Overview Now you can discover actions relevant to your industry in the Kaizala Management Portal. What this basically means is - that if you belong to a particular industry (For e.g. Airlines), you can find all actions that would be appropriate for you and start using the actions right away with no or minimal code … Continue reading Discover custom actions on portal
Customer Engagement Business Solution
Setting up a business is difficult - but connecting to customers, finding the target audience and advertising is even more challenging. However, Microsoft Kaizala makes connecting with potential customers easy by the customer engagement business solution that it provides. A business can easily create a discoverable business group from the portal. With specific details such … Continue reading Customer Engagement Business Solution
Attendance scenarios in Kaizala
Hi readers! In this post, we will talk about how Kaizala can be leveraged for monitoring and managing attendance. Whether its a small group like a class of students or a mid sized institution where employees need to mark attendance on a daily basis, Kaizala can come very handy for a variety of attendance scenarios. … Continue reading Attendance scenarios in Kaizala
Learn better with Kaizala
Over the years, Kaizala has become a very important tool in education. As institutions worldwide continue adopting more and more online tools to stay connected in an increasingly remote world, Kaizala has a true potential to change the face of education delivery. In this post, we will discuss a wide range of scenarios and group … Continue reading Learn better with Kaizala
Send Quiz in Kaizala from Excel Online
In this post, we will outline the steps to send a quiz into Kaizala. For this post, we will store the questions in Excel Online. You can always send a quiz from any source (be it a SharePoint List or a database) by configuring the API parameters properly. Read data from Excel Online For this … Continue reading Send Quiz in Kaizala from Excel Online
Handling images in Kaizala Part III
Hi there! We are back with the third and final post on images in Kaizala. In this post, we will talk about Kaizala media resources and how we can send an announcement with media through REST APIs from Postman. What is a Kaizala Media resource? Kaizala media resource is a AES-encrypted base64 encoding of an … Continue reading Handling images in Kaizala Part III
Fetching like/comment details and posting comments on actions
Many times, we would want to track virality or post comments for a particular action, listing some of them below: When we have sent out an announcement and we want to track the virality of the announcement daily through API, meaning how many people have liked/commented on the post and what are the comments.When someone … Continue reading Fetching like/comment details and posting comments on actions
Handling Images in Kaizala Part II
In this post, we will discuss how we can use an image uploaded from Kaizala in our workflows. We will be using Power Automate to capture the image and upload it in a SharePoint document library. If you want to use webhooks to capture media details instead of Power Automate, please take a look at … Continue reading Handling Images in Kaizala Part II
