Method to add an app to Microsoft Teams App bar in Windows 10

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Yous tin personalize the appearance of Microsoft Teams to testify the apps that y'all use frequently. Also, y'all can pin them or change the society in which they announced. Today, in our mail service, we'll see the method to add an app to the Microsoft Teams App bar.

Add an app to Microsoft Teams App bar

Pinning apps lets y'all display apps that users in your group demand, including those built past developers in your organization. To add an app to the Microsoft Teams sidebar, do the following.

Login your Microsoft 365 account.
Get to All Admin Center.
Choose the Microsoft Teams Admin center.
Choose Teams from the right-pane.
Under Microsoft Teams Admin center Dashboard, choose Teams Apps > Setup Policies.
Hit the Global (Org-wide default) link > Add Apps.
Select an app to add or search it from the library.
Hitting the Save button to confirm the changes.
Check if the app has been added or pinned to the Microsoft Teams app bar.
Repeat the same to add more apps.

Let us embrace the above steps in more detail!

From the left navigation bar, cull All admin centers.

A new page volition open on your right.

Scroll downward to Teams to configure the desired options.

Click the option to go to Microsoft Teams Admin Center.

At that place, expand the Teams apps menu by clicking the drop-downwardly arrow icon and from the list of options displayed select Setup Policies.

Under Add Setup policies heading, click the Global (Org-wide default) link as shown in the screenshot above.

Whorl down to the Pinned Apps section and click the Add Apps button (visible as a + sign).

Enter the name of an app y'all would similar to see to exist added under Microsoft Teams' sidebar. Striking the Add together push.

Hit the Save button.

Instantly, the app should be pinned to the app bar. This is the bar on the side of the Teams desktop customer.

This is how you can add an app to the Microsoft Teams App bar.

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