How To Use The Microsoft Teams Bulletins App
This Microsoft Teams will demonstrate how to use the Microsoft Teams Bulletins sample app. The Bulletins App allows users to share news, announcements in a digital bulletin board interface. Bulletins can feature rich text, including images, video and even links out to other content. This app is available for free and can be added to one or more channels in a Team. Note that app is also a sample app built by Microsoft on the Power Platform and can be customized further through Power Apps to implement any specific requirements that you may have. Have you used this app and if so what do you think about it? https://youtu.be/H8KHZHKIpU4
Sample Apps not listed in available apps, but are allowed via Teams admin center
Tenant is GCC. The Power Apps sample apps are allowed in the Teams admin center, but are not visible to users in org under app catalog. Also, Teams admin center cannot see these apps listed in the available apps for pinning to sidebar. Sample Apps were available up until just about a week ago. I feel this is a Teams issue and not a Power Apps/Power Platform issue. What could have changed to cause this?How To Use The Microsoft Teams Milestones App
This Microsoft Teams Tutorial will demonstrate how to use the Microsoft Teams Milestones sample app. The Milestones app is a lightweight project tracking tool that provides a simple visual interface that illustrates the progress to completing project work. A sample app is one built on the Power Platform to demonstrate the extensibility of Teams when using Powerapps and Power Automate to augment it with custom solutions. Note that this app is not a full fledged project management app and more importantly it doesn't integrate with Tasks By Planner and To Do out of the box. You could build flows in Power Automate to create that integration however. https://youtu.be/uPUJTuYGiQw What are your thoughts about this app?
Can our Teams App fetch all conversations (private and public) solely using Power Apps?
Hello Community, We are building a Machine-Learning powered solution where we gather all user conversations from all workspaces of a company and then use them to conduct sentiment and emotion analyses. Naturally, the most crucial part is fetching the required data from the client's Teams workspace to our Database in order to be able to train our ML model and conduct the analysis. Therefore the data lifecycle looks like this: Client installs our app in their MS Teams Workspace Our App automatically retrieves data in given timeframes (e.g. once per week) The data ends up in our Database ... Can we build such app leveraging a no-code solution from Microsoft's professional tools (e.g. Power Apps, Power Automate, etc.)? Thank you for your time and consideration 🙂 Cheers!
Use Deeplinking in Powerapps inside Teams to Navigate to another Screen in my Powerapp within teams
I have made an app in powerapps used to generate a request that is accessed and approved by different departments in a company. The app posts an adaptive card in the relevant departments Teams channel through flow when a new request is made and . The adaptive card contains a Deeplink Url which re-directs the concerned user of the relevant department directly to the screen intended for them in my app so they can fill a form and submit. This is done using the param() function. Now i have added this powerapp in teams in a tab in the departments channels and when the user clicks the url , instead of redirecting the user to the screen in my app within teams the url insteads switches to the browser. I know we can get urls to tabs or apps within teams, but i do not see how these urls can be used to forward my parameters which the deeplink url uses for redirection. If anybody has clues how to achieve this and allow the user to view the desired screen in my powerapp while still in teams, would appreciate the help.Protect Your Teams Work Across Office 365: Security and Compliance in Microsoft Teams
In her recent ShareGate webinar, Microsoft MVP and speaker of SharePoint Fest DC 2020, Joanne Klein explains how Office 365 features working together can help you breathe a little easier about Microsoft Teams security and compliance. Watch the webinar and more in this week's SharePoint Fest newsletter! http://bit.ly/SPFestNewsJan30 Join us at SharePoint Fest DC (April 13-17, 2020): http://www.sharepointfest.com/DC http://bit.ly/SPFestNewsJan30
