Microsoft Teams is a cloud-based communications platform that combines different services for collaboration, such as chat, meetings, calling, and files. Teams is well integrated into Microsoft 365 and combines multiple workloads into a unified communication and collaboration system. In addition, Teams offers integration capabilities for other tools and third-party products.
Get documentation, sample code, tutorials, and more to help you build custom Microsoft Teams apps. See Microsoft Teams developer documentation.
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Microsoft Teams documentation is part of the Microsoft Learn technical documentation library. The content is organized into groups called docsets, each representing a group of related documents managed as a single entity. You can ask questions, provide suggestion, or provide updates. See how to contribute to Teams documentation.
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Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) declaring that you have the right to contribute and grant us the rights to use your contribution. See CLA.
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