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QuickSight Embedding SDK: Option to hide "New conversation" button

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We are embedding Amazon QuickSight Q Chat using embedQuickChat from the amazon-quicksight-embedding-sdk. We want to hide the "New conversation" button from the embedded chat UI, but there is currently no option in PromptOptions to control this button's visibility.

We would like to request a new property such as showNewConversationButton: boolean be added to PromptOptions so the "New conversation" button can be hidden.

Current SDK version: amazon-quicksight-embedding-sdk (latest) Affected interface: PromptOptions

asked a month ago49 views

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Thank you for your feedback regarding the QuickSight Embedding SDK. Currently, the embedding SDK does not provide a configuration option to hide the "New conversation" button in the embedded chat interface. The available configuration options for embedded chat focus on elements like the URL, container, and fixed agent ARN, but do not include granular controls for individual UI components like the "New conversation" button.

Your feature request for a showNewConversationButton property in the configuration options is a valuable enhancement that would provide more flexibility in customizing the embedded chat experience to match your application's requirements.

I recommend submitting this as a feature request through the AWS Support Center at https://console.aws.amazon.com/support/ where you can provide detailed information about your use case. Feature requests from customers help AWS prioritize enhancements to services like QuickSight. You can also share feedback directly with the QuickSight team through your AWS account team if you have one assigned.

In the meantime, you may want to explore if CSS-based approaches could provide a temporary workaround for hiding this button in your embedded implementation, though this would not be an officially supported method and could be affected by future UI updates.
Sources
Announcing embedded chat in Amazon Quick Suite | AWS Business Intelligence Blog

answered a month ago

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reviewed a month ago

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Hello.

Contacting AWS support is one option, but it's probably faster to submit a feature request through the GitHub issue linked below.
https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-quicksight-embedding-sdk/issues

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answered a month ago

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