How do I do EURL's?

[japeters]

• Healthcare: https://eurl.io/#r1ONRqKzf
• Financial Services: https://eurl.io/#H1frW5Kzf
• Manufacturing: https://eurl.io/#H1Y3RcYzf
• Oil and Gas: https://eurl.io/#rkPUT9KGf
• Retail: https://eurl.io/#S1wfnqFMM
• Transportation: https://eurl.io/#BJGG6qKGf
• Utilities: https://eurl.io/#SkRGs9KzG

[lvand]

Who supports eurl.io?

[adbland]

After clicking the "Help" link at the bottom right side of the main https://eurl.io/ page, it automatically opens a new Outlook message to compose with eurl-support(mailer list) in the "To: field with that eurl-support group being owned by two individuals, seen when searched on the "mailer" page and found in the Cisco directory, with at least one of them involved with WebEx teams.

[Maren Mahoney]

If you are talking about adding the bot to a Webex Teams room, take a look at this:

https://developer.webex.com/blog/spark-bot-demo

Maren

[adbland]

No, I was answering lvand's "Who supports eurl.io?" question earlier in this "How do I do EURL's?" post after wondering and searching about it myself and finding that it is supported by internal Cisco individuals.

[lvand]

“day late and dollar short” but thanks!

[adbland]

Sure but it is also for others who wonder the same and find this same post in their search that has some explanation stated somewhere.