Add Salesforce Records as Custom Tabs in Microsoft Teams Channels and Meetings
Conversations in Microsoft Teams are fast-paced and grow as a feed. So mentions of
Salesforce records can be lost in the details. For quick access to a record’s details, add a
Salesforce record as a tab in a Teams channel or meeting. Members can add collaboration details in
the record tab in desktop and web versions of Teams. The collaboration details from the tab are
added to the channel or meeting feed.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available with Sales Cloud and Service Cloud in: Enterprise,
Performance, and Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
Use the integration for Teams
User for Teams Integration
Note Adding Salesforce records as custom tabs is only available in the desktop and web versions
of Teams. However, the custom tabs are viewable in mobile.
At the top of a Teams channel or meeting, click the + icon next the other tabs.
Search for the Salesforce app.
Search for and select the Salesforce record you want to add as a tab.
Tip To include a visual queue to other people in the conversation that you posted
the tab, select Post to the channel about this tab. Team members can
click the mention to launch the tab from the conversation.
Save your selections.
The tab is available to all members of the channel or meeting. Depending on Salesforce admin
settings for your org, the tab name is the record type, such as Salesforce Opportunity, or the
record’s name.
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