Microsoft Teams
Win more deals by connecting your Microsoft Teams channels to Opine.
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Win more deals by connecting your Microsoft Teams channels to Opine.
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If your team and customers use Microsoft Teams to communicate with each other, you’ll want to connect relevant Teams channels to deals in Opine so that Opine AI can automatically identify blockers, next steps, or insights from Teams discussions.
There are two steps to configuring Teams:
Follow these steps to connect Teams to Opine:
You must have the necessary permissions to grant admin consent to the Opine Teams application because it processes messages without a user present. You may need to ask someone with administrative authority to authorize the integration for your organization.
On the authorization screen you’ll be asked to grant permissions to Opine to access your Teams. Click Accept to grant Opine access.
The following permissions are requested by the Opine app during authorization:
User.Read: Sign in and read user profile.
Team.ReadBasic.All: Get a list of all teams. Only teams you select will be used to list channels.
Channel.ReadBasic.All: Read the names and descriptions of all channels. Only channels of selected Teams are presented for association to deals.
ChannelMessage.Read.All: Read all channel messages. Only messages in channels associated to deals are read.
Opine supports two types of Slack channels for ingestion:
Customer Channel: Use this for channels your customers are added to, to capture direct communications between you and your customers.
Internal Channel: Use this for channels your internal team uses for discussions about the deal, providing critical internal context.
We recommend that you connect both channels to Opine.
From time to time, the Opine Teams app may need additional permissions to enable new features or adapt to permission changes.
Any user in your Microsoft organization who is authorized to grant admin consent can quickly update these permissions by clicking the Update Permissions button and following Microsoft's authorization process.