To learn more, including how the experience works with app policies that you set, see Tailor Teams apps for your frontline workers. The apps are pinned to the app tray at the bottom of Teams mobile clients where users can quickly and easily access them. By default, this feature is on, giving your frontline workers an out-of-the-box experience that's tailored to their needs. Pinned apps include Walkie Talkie, Shifts, Tasks, and Approvals. The tailored frontline app experience in Teams pins the most relevant apps in Teams for users who have an F license. To learn more, see Manage app setup policies in Teams.ģ for F licenses: Use the Tailored frontline app experience to pin Walkie Talkie and other apps to Teams To pin the Walkie Talkie app for your users, you can edit the global (Org-wide default) policy or create and assign a custom policy in app setup policy.
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Step 3 depends on which license type your users have.ģ for E licenses: Use an app setup policy to pin Walkie Talkie to TeamsĪpp setup policies let you customize Teams to pin apps that are most important for your users in your users. Step 3: Use an app setup policy to pin Walkie Talkie for your users Make sure that Walkie Talkie is an allowed app in the permission policy, and that you assign the permission policy to all users that will need Walkie Talkie. To learn more, see Manage app permission policies in Teams. Step 2: Create and assign an app permission policyĬontrol which users in your organization can use Walkie Talkie by assigning permission policies in the Teams admin center.
In the left navigation of the Teams admin center, go to Teams apps > Manage apps.
To confirm that the app is enabled in your organization: You control whether the app is available at the organization level on the Manage apps page in the Microsoft Teams admin center. Step 1: Make sure Walkie Talkie is enabled in your organization You'll need to complete all three steps for your users to have access to Walkie Talkie.
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