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# Microsoft Teams Configuration

You can integrate Microsoft Teams with Sprinto to receive real-time task notifications. This ensures that both staff and administrators are alerted about pending tasks directly within Teams, helping them act without switching contexts.

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Notifications include pending staff tasks and admin tasks. Each notification links back to the Sprinto dashboard.
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### How it works

The integration process involves two steps:

1. **Authorise and install the Sprinto app in Microsoft Teams**
2. **Grant admin consent for organisation-wide access**

Once configured, Microsoft Teams will appear as an active notification channel in Sprinto.

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### Steps to connect Microsoft Teams

#### Step 1: Navigate to Notifications

1. Log in to the Sprinto dashboard.
2. Go to **Settings → Notifications**.
3. Under **Notification channels**, click **Configure**.

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#### Step 2: Select Microsoft Teams

1. In the drawer, locate **Microsoft Teams** and click **Connect**.

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#### Step 3: Authorise and install the app

1. In the **Connect Microsoft Teams** drawer, expand **Step 1 – Authorise and install the app**.
2. Click **Authorise and install app**.

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3. Sign in with your Microsoft account.
4. Review the permissions requested and click **Accept**.

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5. Once authorised, the app status will update to **Done**.

#### Step 4: Grant admin consent

1. Expand **Step 2 – Grant admin consent**.
2. Click **Grant admin consent**.

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3. Sign in again with your Microsoft account.
4. Review the organisation-level permissions and click **Accept**.

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#### Step 5: Enable the channel

1. Return to **Notification channels**.
2. You will see Microsoft Teams listed as **Disabled**.
3. Open the menu (three dots) and select **Enable channel**.

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4. Microsoft Teams will now display as **Active**.<br>

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### Viewing notifications in Teams

After integration, Sprinto will send notifications in Microsoft Teams when:

* Staff have pending tasks.
* Admins have pending tasks.

Notifications include:

* The number of pending tasks.
* The area where tasks are due.
* A direct link to the Sprinto dashboard for quick resolution.

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### Benefits

* Real-time visibility of pending tasks in Microsoft Teams.
* Reduced dependency on emails or manual reminders.
* Direct links to Sprinto for immediate action.
* Seamless collaboration between admins and staff.


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