Microsoft has announced a number of new capabilities for Teams. In addition to introducing a variety of new apps, Microsoft is making it easier for users to add new functions themselves.
In a blog post tells Microsoft about the innovations in Teams. The new integrations complement the existing offering of over 700 Teams apps. The new apps make it possible to control third-party applications, such as creating new tasks on a planner.
The applications now supported are Asana, Bigtincain, Buncee, Decisions, Monday, HireVue, Phenom People, Pigeonhole, Microsoft Forms, Licid Agreements, Polly, Sli.do, Wakelet, Range Labs, Priority Matrix, QBO Insights, SurveyMonkey, xMatters, Soapbox Innovations, Talview and Teamflect.
Power platform
Microsoft has also added support for Microsoft Power Platform to Teams. This allows users with low code to build additional functions for Teams. The Power Platform can be added to Teams using three different apps:
- Power Apps makes it possible to build additional apps for the chat program yourself;
- Power Automate offers the option to set up simplified workflows;
- Power Virtual Agents allows users to set up chatbots for situations such as IT help desks, FAQs, and HR issues.
Popular
Teams has quickly gained popularity during the corona crisis. In October, Microsoft announced that the collaboration program has now become 115 million daily users. Microsoft is therefore continuing to work hard on adding new functions, such as improved noise cancellation during video calls.
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