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If your organization runs on Microsoft Teams, your assistant fits right in — one-on-one chats, group chats, channel threads, and even creating and joining Teams meetings.

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Setup

Teams comes with the Microsoft 365 connection — the same one used for Outlook email. When you connect a Microsoft account for your assistant, grant the Teams feature and Teams chat is enabled.

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Messaging

  • 1:1 chat — message your assistant in Teams like any colleague.
  • Group chats — your assistant can take part in group conversations with two or more people, and can start them too.
  • Channels — @mention your assistant in a channel and it replies in the thread; it can also post to channels and even create new ones.
  • Attachments — your assistant can send files in Teams messages.

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Meetings

Your assistant is unusually capable with Teams meetings:
  • Create instant meetings — ask for a meeting link and it generates one on the spot.
  • Schedule meetings — it can put a Teams meeting on the calendar with invites sent to attendees.
  • Join meetings — send your assistant a Teams meeting link and it joins the call and participates with its voice, like any remote attendee. See Meetings.