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Embed channel in a sharepoint page through a webpart or Embed Code

We can pin a sharepoint as a tab, which is great. But when we are in the SharePoint UI, it seems there are no way to surface current conversations occuring in a specific channel of the team.

The suggestion is in conclusion to have like a "Microsoft Team webpart" for SharePoint, or a way to embed a channel in a sharepoint page

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  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We would also like to be able to display the most recent threads from a Teams channel in a SharePoint site. It is not necessary to be able to post comments on Teams from SharePoint; rather, a link to open the Teams channel and post to a thread you can see in SharePoint is sufficient.

  • Rich V commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I agree the integration of Teams and SharePoint both ways would be very helpful for me to get this moving. Currently we have to use to many different Apps including MS apps to get this all to somewhat work. If we could get everything that happens on Teams to show on sharepoint and vice versa that would be awesome.

  • Geraldine S commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This would be super beneficial in helping with integrating Sharepoint with Teams. Teams is great for conversations and because it is so easy to post a message people are using it for sharing News. It would be great if we could display those News posts (conversations) by embedding tose Teams channels on our intranet home page.

  • Jenny Sinclair commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Someone asked me today if I could add a Teams web part into a SharePoint site and I couldn't believe it when I found there wasn't one. It seems like a no brainer to me - Yammer is in there, why isn't Teams, especially since Microsoft seemed to be putting so much effort into atttracting people to Teams.

    Come on guys - it will really help me with my Teams adoption programme!!

  • Lucy P commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This would really help user adoption for users who are familiar with working in sharepoint sites but not teams. more visibility of conversations on a sharepoint page would encourage users to engage more......

  • Kalvin Chua commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Our customer (large enterprise) is requesting to embed channel to SharePoint as they not allowing all client to install Teams on their device, wonder is there any roadmap for this?
    We are pushing customer to migrate from SFB to Teams, this will be added point for us to promo if it can work. Please consider and help on this.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We need chat capabilities, for both guest users and internal users. Making users sign up for Yammer isn't viable. This has to be an Open Source product, and OOTB ease. SharePoint collaboration teams just want to...collaborate. They are not interested in convoluted sign-ins and add-ins. Please MS - do this.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Not my opinion but we have a lot of Microsoft haters where I work. If I could hide the fact that it's actually a MS powered chat, Teams adoption would skyrocket. Let's get rolling on this ASAP.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Absolutely! We've been waiting for this to happen but it's really not looking promising at the moment... If nothing begins to move on this front soon, we might have to start looking other prodcuts and solutions completely.

    Teams message chanels in SharePoint at least is badly needed! Microsoft wake up!

  • Sanjay Akut commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This exists for Yammer, but we are moving away from Yammer and moving more into Teams so replacing the Yammer functionality with the equivalent Teams functionality is very important.

  • Alexd commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Really need this, with teams client user don't use the full O365 experience we want to create a portal that let them use every tools with previewing the content

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I am getting more and more requests for this function from my larger clients. While they use teams for collaboration, SharePoint is still the defacto document and Intranet system

  • Laimonas commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hi,

    that kind of webpart would be awesome!
    our use case: we are relatively small consulting company(ca. 500 consultants), and we would like to use Teams chat for "outer circle" information recipients(Yammer candidates usually) as well as for the "inner circle"(project teams, departments, etc): Advantages would be:

    - same mobile app, same entrance point for all work related communications and info flow.
    - Teams "visibility" from SP sites and vice versa

    I do understand Microsofts concept of separating teamwork chat and global, company-wide chat, but our consultants have very small "time windows" to catch up with internal matters, - all the time and attention is towards our customers.

    thanks!

    Laimonas

  • Linda commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I would go as far as to say I would like the ability to post a particular conversation on a channel to the news on a sharepoint communication site.
    Use case is we are using Teams internally for service alerts and when one of them must go public to the whole campus, this would be a nice feature to have.

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