Forum Discussion
Add SharePoint site as a App to the Teams
Let me know the outcome.
Kind regards,
Mitchell
- mahendra89Nov 09, 2021Copper ContributorThe Website tab is available within a specific channel in the Teams, but here we need to add the SharePoint site as an Icon available to all user of the Teams app on left Side bar.
- NikkiChapple_Nov 09, 2021Iron Contributor
mahendra89 you can create a custom app to do this. Then then Teams admin can a add the app to the left hand nav bar for all users. here is a quick overview of the steps.
Go to the Developer Portal https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/home
+ New App
- Add details
Add Personal App
- In Content URL paste in the Form URL
Publish App too Your org
In Team Admin center - Managae Apps
- make sure app is approved and allowed
In Team Admin – Set up policies
- Add app to Nav bar for all users
This can take several hours to publish app to the nav bar in Teams.
Go to the Developer Portal https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/home
+ New App
- Add details
Add Personal App
- In Content URL paste in the SharePoint site URL
Publish App to Your org
In Team Admin center - Manage Apps
- make sure app is approved and allowed
In Team Admin – Set up policies
- Add app to Nav bar for all users
This can take several hours to publish app to the nav bar in Teams.
- HannibopeepApr 27, 2026Copper Contributor
This worked great for me and I added the "?app=portals" to the primary content URL (which is a Hub site in my case) so the navigation would appear. The problem I'm now having is that anything clicked from the Hub-level navigation is opening in the browser and I want it to stay in Teams. I've tried adding "?web=1", "?app=portals" and ".aspx "to the end of each link in the Hub navigation attempting to keep the experience contained to the app. Any insights or ideas?