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What is the URI scheme in order to open MS Teams from another APP (deep link) ?
Is MS Team currently supporting deep link to just open the app if so what is the URI scheme ?
- You might find this helpful, if you haven't already found it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/concepts/build-and-test/deep-links
Which app? The desktop client can be invoked by using msteams://aaaaaaaaaaaaanything if that's what you mean.
- GunnarAldenCopper Contributor
VasilMichev is there a way to use the same structure to link directly into a document or a chat or a channel or such, from an email or a chat or anywhere else? Tired of having people go through the web link opening just to confirm that they wanted a document in the desktop app they already have open...
Something like msteams://{organization}/{teamName} or similar?
- ChrispytwistBrass ContributorYou might find this helpful, if you haven't already found it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/concepts/build-and-test/deep-links
- SirMkhizeCopper Contributor
VasilMichevVery Helpful comment. Thanks!!!
This worked for me.
- LeiChatCopper Contributor
You can also link to a Call.
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/call/0/0?users=email address removed for privacy reasons
Dear Teams Devs. May we also have a deep link for a user's organisation tab, please?
(The tab that shows organisation structure)- JS_NKDCopper Contributor
LeiChat Shawn Keene Did either of you also find a way to link to a channel of a specific team using the msteams: schema?
I played around with /channel/ and /conversations/, but got neither to work (besides bringing the Teams app into focus).
- nicoleahmedCopper Contributor
To link to the chat of a channel you can right click your channel in teams and select get link to channel. Then replace https with msteams. You'll get something like this
msteams://teams.microsoft.com/l/channel/<channelid>/<channelName>?groupId=<groupid>&tenantId=<tenantid>