Bot App Deployment to MS Teams by Admin
Hi, I have developed a bot application for Microsoft Teams and am looking for an enterprise-level solution to deploy it. The goal is to allow an admin to install the app across all chats and channels without requiring users or team owners to manually add the bot. Specifically, I want to know: Is there a way to achieve this deployment through the Teams Admin Center or another native Microsoft Teams feature? Can the app be added automatically to all chats (personal and group) and channels across the tenant? If not directly possible, what alternatives or automation solutions, such as Microsoft Graph API, can be used for this purpose? I am looking for the most efficient approach, suitable for large-scale enterprise environments, without requiring manual interaction from individual users or team owners. Any insights, examples, or guidance on best practices would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.Teams choose wrong organization
Hello Since I started using the new Teams, my main organization is no longer displayed. When I log out and log in again, I am briefly logged in to my main organization, but after a few minutes teams switches back to an organization in which i am registered as a guest its always the same organization. It's also strange that this only happens on my workstation at work. On my private workstation at home and on my cell phone, everything is fine and works as it should. If I leave the guest team, everything is fine again. But that can't be the solution, because i'm in contact with a support team via the teams. we exchange data there, have shared notebooks and pending tasks are tracked there. Organisation listing in new teams Organization listing in old teams this is how it should be. I'm using Teams-Version 24033.811.2738.2546 with clientversion 49/24021528615 I have already tested resetting teams as described here (https://learn.microsoft.com/de-de/microsoftteams/troubleshoot/teams-administration/clear-teams-cache) but that didn't help. Are there any ideas or solutions to the problem? DomiAzure DevOps for Beginners: How to Set Up Your Account, Organization, and Repository
Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador and developer in Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement, Rachel Irabor, shares how to create a new organization and repository in Azure DevOps. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of setting up an Azure DevOps account and creating a new organization, project, and repository. Follow this guide and start building your own projects in Azure DevOps.
Is there an App to Search and Filter team members based on skills, attributes, etc.
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How to create and log into different organizations with one account?
I'm self-employed, have Microsoft 365 Business Basic, and interact primarily with two different companies. To keep my communications between these two separate, I've created two tenants in Azure, intended to serve as the organizations (in MS Teams) corresponding to these two companies. This is how it looks like in Azure: However, I can't figure out how to actually use these new organizations. I was expecting for the Teams interface to allow me to switch between the organizations, as seen here in another (personal) account of mine: This personal account is part of five different organizations, some created by me, and some by others, and I can switch organizations as I wish by clicking on my profile picture. On top, whenever I log in at teams.microsoft.com, I automatically get asked which organization I want to log in with. Not only do I not seem to be able to switch organizations like this using my business account, I don't even see a way to log into these new organizations at all. Logging in with my primary handle username @org1.onmicrosoft.com only gives me access to Org1, and when trying to log into e.g. Org2 with username#EXT#@org2.onmicrosoft.com, which is the handle that Azure shows me for Org 2, I just get an error message. In short, I just want to be able to do what I've been doing with my personal account all along – log into multiple organizations with just one username and password, and be able to switch organizations with the click of a button. How do I set that up? Thank you in advance!
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As of recent, my organizational outlook email, as well as other people who are associated with different organizations are having an issue on the Safari browser such that Outlook keeps attempting to download a TokenFactory IFrame component. This file has no data, and I have only found that I can reproduce the issue on Safari. This seems to be an issue with two-factor authentication, but I'm not entirely sure.
