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# Install Alomana in Microsoft Teams

Install Alomana in Microsoft Teams [#install-alomana-in-microsoft-teams]

A Teams admin installs the Alomana app once for the organization. Then each person adds it in Teams and connects their own Alomana account, as described in [Use Alomana in Microsoft Teams](/docs/platform/integrations/teams).

| You need                                                                      | Why                                                                                |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| The **Teams Administrator** or **Global Administrator** role in Microsoft 365 | To upload the app and choose who can use it.                                       |
| An Alomana account on your deployment                                         | To download the app package. Any account works; it does not have to be an admin's. |

1\. Download the app package [#1-download-the-app-package]

1. In Alomana, select your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then **Settings**.
2. Under your account, select **Integrations**.
3. Select **Microsoft Teams**. Alomana downloads `alomana-teams.zip`.

<img alt="The personal Integrations settings page with the Microsoft Teams tile and the hint to add the Alomana app in Teams" src="__img0" />

The package is made for your Alomana deployment. Upload it as it is; do not unzip or edit it.

If the page says &#x2A;*No integrations are available on this deployment yet.**, Teams is not switched on for your deployment. Contact Alomana.

2\. Upload it in the Teams admin center [#2-upload-it-in-the-teams-admin-center]

1. Open the [Teams admin center](https://admin.teams.microsoft.com) and go to **Teams apps** > **Manage apps**.

2. Select **Actions** > **Upload new app**.

   <img alt="The Manage apps page of the Teams admin center with the Actions menu open on Upload new app" src="__img1" />

3. Select **Upload** and choose `alomana-teams.zip`.

   <img alt="The Upload a custom app dialog with the Upload button" src="__img2" />

Teams opens the app's page: **Alomana**, version **1.0.0**, scope **Personal, Team, Group chat**.

3\. Choose who can use it [#3-choose-who-can-use-it]

1. On the app's page, open **Users and groups** and choose **Availability**.
2. Select **Edit availability**.
3. Under **Available to**, choose **Everyone**, or **Specific users or groups** and add them.
4. Select **Apply**.

<img alt="The Alomana app page with the Edit availability panel open and Available to set to Everyone, Specific users or groups, or No one" src="__img3" />

According to Microsoft, a change can take up to 24 hours to reach everyone. Until then, people see **Request approval** instead of **Add**.

4\. Add it for people (optional) [#4-add-it-for-people-optional]

People can add the app themselves from **Apps** > **Built for your org**. To do it for them:

| To                          | Do this                                                                                                                                                                                              |
| --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Install it for people       | On the app's page, select **Users and groups** > **Installs** > **Install app** and choose the users or groups.                                                                                      |
| Pin it to the Teams app bar | Go to **Teams apps** > **Setup policies** > &#x2A;*Global (Org-wide default)** > **Pinned apps** > **Add apps**, add **Alomana**, then select **Save**. Microsoft says pinning can take a few hours. |

5\. Tell people [#5-tell-people]

Send them the link to [Use Alomana in Microsoft Teams](/docs/platform/integrations/teams), or this message:

> Alomana is now in Teams. Go to **Apps** > **Built for your org** > **Alomana** and select **Add**. In the chat that opens, select **Connect account**, sign in to Alomana, then ask your question.

What the app can access [#what-the-app-can-access]

| Area                  | What the app gets                                                                                                                                                |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Teams permissions     | Teams lists them on the app: information related to you, information in your chats, channels and meetings, and sending and receiving messages and notifications. |
| Microsoft Graph       | None. The package asks for no Graph or resource-specific permissions.                                                                                            |
| Messages it receives  | Every message in a personal chat with Alomana. In a channel or group chat, only messages that mention **@Alomana**.                                              |
| Who it answers        | Only people who connected their own Alomana account. Alomana matches them by their Teams account, never by email.                                                |
| What agents can reach | The person's own Alomana workspaces, agents and connections, exactly as in the web app.                                                                          |
| Files                 | Files people send in a personal chat reach the agent. Files the agent makes are saved to the person's OneDrive only after they select **Allow**.                 |

Update or remove the app [#update-or-remove-the-app]

* **New version:** download the package again (step 1). On the app's page, under **New version**, select **Upload file**.
* **Stop everyone using it:** on the app's page, select **Edit availability**, choose **No one**, then select **Apply**.

Troubleshooting [#troubleshooting]

| What you see                                                                    | What to do                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Upload new app** is missing                                                   | You need the Teams Administrator or Global Administrator role.                                                                                                                                                              |
| **Try refreshing this page** under **Users and groups**, right after the upload | Reload the page after a minute.                                                                                                                                                                                             |
| People see **Request approval** and &#x2A;*You don't have access to this app.** | Check that they are under **Available to**. A change can take up to 24 hours. Also check **Actions** > **Org-wide app settings** > **Custom apps**: **Let users install and use available apps by default** must be **On**. |
| **This app cannot be found.** when someone opens Alomana in Teams               | The upload has not reached Teams yet. Reload Teams, or try again later.                                                                                                                                                     |

<img alt="The Alomana app in Teams with Request approval instead of Add, and the message You don't have access to this app" src="__img4" />
