In the past, developers could integrate their apps within the channels, 1:1 chats, and group chats – but not in the context of a meeting. From exposing apps during pre-meeting planning, to leveraging new content surfaces for richer experiences during the meeting and building post-meeting scenarios – developers have a broad canvas to expand the reach of their app across meetings in Teams.Įxtensible content surfaces and meeting APIs for richer meeting experiences

With these new meeting extensibilities, developers can integrate their apps (tabs, bots, messaging extensions) across the entire meeting lifecycle – empowering users with their meeting apps to be more collaborative and productive. Meetings are not static experiences there are several user interactions and activities leading up to, during, and following the meeting. Fast forward a couple months, and today we are excited to share that we will be releasing meetings extensibility to general availability coming this October! And to add to our excitement, we are thrilled to have over 20+ launch partners who have been working tirelessly – integrating these extensibilities into their apps and will be ready for users to experience at the time of our release or shortly thereafter.Īpp integration and interactivity across the entire meeting lifecycle At Inspire, we announced the developer preview of new meeting extensibilities that would provide developers new content surfaces and APIs to reimagine how their apps could transform the meeting experience. Teams brings together a unified meetings, chat, calling, and collaboration platform and provides developers an extensible canvas to meet these very needs of customers.

As organizations shift toward hybrid work environments, our customers are looking for customized and rich meetings experience that would allow their teams to work together on valuable scenarios like incident resolution, project management, and sales enablement.

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