Prototyping sentiment analysis of SMS with Logic Apps

To prototype sentiment analysis of SMS with Logic Apps, we can follow these steps:

1. Create a Logic App:

   • Go to the Azure portal and create a new Logic App.
   • Once the Logic App is created, navigate to the Logic App Designer.

2. Configure a Trigger:

   • Add a trigger to the Logic App to listen for incoming SMS messages.
   • Use the Azure Communication Services SMS trigger to listen for incoming SMS messages.
   • Configure the trigger to listen for incoming SMS messages from a specific phone number.

3. Perform Sentiment Analysis:

   • Add an action to the Logic App to perform sentiment analysis on the incoming SMS message.
   • Use the Cognitive Services Text Analytics action to perform sentiment analysis.
   • Use the Text Analytics API to perform sentiment analysis on the incoming SMS message.

4. Take Action Based on Sentiment:

   • Add a conditional statement to the Logic App to take action based on the sentiment analysis result.
   • If the sentiment is positive, send a reply SMS message with a positive sentiment response.
   • If the sentiment is negative, send a reply SMS message with a negative sentiment response.

5. Save and Test the Logic App:

   • Save the Logic App and test it with an incoming SMS message.
   • Verify that the sentiment analysis result is correct and the appropriate response SMS message is sent.

That's it! With these steps, you should now have a prototype sentiment analysis of SMS with Logic Apps up and running. You can now refine and customize the logic app to fit your specific needs.

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