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# Set up Microsoft Teams
Set up Microsoft Teams with Siit: connect it from the Integration library, install the Siit app from the Microsoft Marketplace and check that the Portal tab loads
### How to connect the integration?
**Starting from Siit**
1. Connect Microsoft Teams in Siit In your Siit admin console, go to **Settings → Workspace → Integration library**. Find Microsoft Teams and click "Connect Now"
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2. Sign in with your Microsoft account when prompted
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3\. Review and accept the permissions Siit requests
**And then from Teams**
1. [Install the Siit app](https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/office/WA200009839?tab=Overview) from Microsoft Marketplace
2. Go directly to the Siit app in Microsoft Marketplace Click "Get it now" Follow the prompts to add it to your Teams instance
⇒ You should be able to install the app on your Teams instance
**Verify it's working:**
Open the app and ensure that the “Portal” tab loads properly.
### How to set up your Teams integration
Once Microsoft Teams is connected to Siit, you can configure how Siit behaves both in the **Siit app** and in your **Teams channels**.
If you plan to use Siit in specific channels, start by **adding the Siit bot to those channels**.
Then:
1. Go to **Settings → Channels → Teams**
2. You’ll see all Teams channels where Siit is installed (including the Siit app)
3. For each channel, configure the experience:
* When the Siit bot should respond
* The response type: **Auto-submit, Submit button, AI reply**, etc.
* If you’re on the **Pro plan**, you can select the **Triage Agent on your Siit app and/or IT Agent on your Teams channels.**
⚠️ the IT Agent is not yet available on the Siit app but only on channels.
* Set request visibility: **Private or Public**
4. Save your changes
You can now open the Siit app in Teams or use a configured channel to submit your first request.
You’re all set 🎉
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