> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nexos.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nexos.ai/workspace/integrations/microsoft-teams.md).

# Microsoft Teams

### Overview

The Microsoft Teams integration connects nexos.ai with Teams so you can reference conversations and shared context from Teams directly in your workspace. It helps you catch up faster, summarize discussion threads, and answer questions using the same collaboration history your team already relies on.

### Setting up the integration (as an admin)

1. Click on your **Profile icon.**
2. Go to **Management** -> **Apps.**
3. Find **Microsoft Teams** in the list.
4. Set the integration to **Active** (enabled).

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After it’s enabled here, team members can connect their own Microsoft accounts.
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### Connecting your account (as a member) from **My Apps**

1. Open **Settings** (select your email/profile at the bottom of the left sidebar, then **Settings**).
2. Select **My Apps**.
3. Find **Microsoft Teams** and select **Connect.**

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4. You will be redirected to Microsoft. Sign in if prompted.
5. Review the access request screen and select **Accept** to approve access.
6. Return to nexos.ai. Microsoft Teams should now show as connected in **My Apps**.

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### Use Microsoft Teams in Chat (turn it on for a conversation)

1. Open **Chat** (or an Agent chat).
2. Click on a "**+**" -> **Integrations**.
3. Turn **Microsoft Teams** **on** to use it in that conversation.

### Use Microsoft Teams in Agents (turn it on for an agent)

1. Open **Agents** and select the agent you want to update.
2. Select the **Studio** icon (top-right), then open **Settings**.
3. Scroll to **Integrations** and turn **Microsoft Teams** **on**.
4. **Save** your changes, then test the agent (for example, “Summarize the latest updates from the Marketing channel” or “Pull the decisions from the last project thread”).

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**Alternative (quick method)**\
You can also tell the agent in plain language to add the Microsoft Teams integration (for example, “Add the Microsoft Teams integration for this agent”), and it will enable Microsoft Teams for itself automatically so you can continue without leaving the conversation.
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