You can customize the Teams app store with your organization's logo, custom background, or color. You can develop and upload custom apps as app packages and make them available in your organization's app store. Use the Global (Org-wide default) policy and customize it or create custom policies and assign them to a set of users. You can use the Global (Org-wide) default policy and customize it, or you can create one or more policies to meet the needs of your organization.Īpp setup policies control how apps are made available to a user with the Teams app. After managing apps on this page, you can use app permission and app setup policies to configure what apps are available for specific users in your organization's app store.Īpp permission policies control what apps you want to make available to Teams users in your organization. You can also upload and approve custom apps. App management use casesĬontrol which apps are available to users in your organization by allowing and blocking apps. In addition, some options are available in other portals or different pages in the Teams admin center.Īpp management tasks that are supported in admin center are in the table below. The options to accomplish most of app management use cases are available in Teams admin center. App management use cases and the available interfaces

The ID is applicable for custom apps only. You can also view it on the app details page of a custom app. You can view this external app ID on the Manage apps page after you enable the column External app ID from the column settings. The Manage apps page isn't available in Microsoft 365 Government Community Cloud High (GCCH) or Department of Defense (DoD) deployments of Teams.ĭuring the creation of an app, the developers create and add an app ID to the manifest file.

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