Last time we added an approval flow, where managers could accept or decline the request for a new team. But that was based on email, which seems a bit old fashioned, right? What if we could to all this in Teams? Let’s give it a try! OK, I know I promised you last time that it… READ MORE
In part 4, we integrated our request form with the SharePoint list, using Microsoft Flow. In this post I’ll cover how to add an approval flow. We’ll start up by navigating to flow.microsoft.com, and search for something like “SharePoint list”. We’re looking for a template called Start approval when a new item is added. Since the SharePoint list is… READ MORE
In part three we covered how to create a SharePoint list, with the goal of storing the input from our Teams request form. In this post we’ll conclude this part of the process, by using Microsoft Flow to integrate the request form with the SharePoint list. We’ve now got a request form, and a SharePoint… READ MORE
In part two of this series we created a form where users could request a new team, and in this post I’ll show you how to create a SharePoint list to store information from the Teams requests. Taking input using a request form is great, but we need to reuse this information later on in this process,… READ MORE
In part one of this series we covered how to control who can create teams, by limiting group creation. In this post we’ll create a form in Microsoft Forms, where end users can request a new team. While it’s sometimes important to control who’s able to create teams, in order to avoid teams sprawl, it’s equally important… READ MORE
So, you introduced Microsoft Teams in your organization without a plan? Or perhaps you’re still planning your rollout, and want to learn how to take control? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In a few blog posts my goal is to help you take control of your Teams environment, and first up is limiting… READ MORE
