The Salesforce integration with Microsoft Teams lets team members mention and interact
with Salesforce records directly in desktop and mobile versions of Microsoft Teams. Review
the features available in each environment.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available with Sales Cloud and Service Cloud in: Enterprise,
Performance, and Unlimited Editions
Feature
Teams on Desktop and in Browsers
Teams on Mobile
Pin a Salesforce record as a tab in Teams channels and
meetings
Pin a Meeting Digest as a tab in Teams channels and
meetings
(desktop only)
View details on a Salesforce record pinned as a tab, including
Details, Activity Timeline, Related Lists, and Chatter
(desktop only)
(opens in Salesforce mobile)
View details on a Meeting Digest pinned as a tab
Edit Salesforce record details
(opens in Salesforce mobile)
Use the Teams chat feed on a Salesforce record pinned as a
tab*
Mention a Salesforce record in Teams channels or chat
conversations
(Android devices only)
Preview a Salesforce record that was mentioned in a conversation
*Microsoft doesn’t support Teams chat feeds on pinned tabs in Teams
mobile.
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