Filing Documents from Microsoft Teams
If your enaio® system is configured accordingly, you can use enaio® integration-for-microsoft-teams to file documents from Microsoft Teams directly in enaio®.
You can file documents from Teams channels, chats, or meetings in enaio®. The documents need to be included in a post or message in Microsoft Teams. All attachments in a post or message are always filed as separate files in enaio®. Embedded images are treated like attachments.
Documents that have been stored under the Files tab in Microsoft Teams cannot be filed in enaio® with the app.
To file documents from Microsoft Teams in enaio®, follow these steps
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enaio® client must be set up to work with Microsoft Teams.
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You will need a Microsoft Teams account.
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The enaio® app needs to have previously been activated in the corresponding Teams channels, chats, or meetings (the enaio® tab is shown in the corresponding areas) in Microsoft Teams.
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Open the Further options menu in the post or message with the document that you want to file in enaio®.
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Click File attachment in enaio® in the Further options menu.
If the application is not shown in the menu, you can open the More actions > entry and integrate the enaio® app with just a few mouse clicks. You can find information on how to add an app to Microsoft Teams in Microsoft Teams ’s product help.
Microsoft Teams attempts to connect to enaio®.
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You can skip this step if you are already logged in to enaio®.
If you are not yet logged in to enaio®, the login dialog will be shown.
Enter your login data and then click the Login button.
The document is saved to the filing tray of enaio®.
You can now switch to enaio® client into the filing tray (see Creating Documents in the Filing Tray) and continue editing the document there.
enaio® supports file extensions containing more than ten characters and Unicode characters.
Please note that the maximum supported file size depends on a number of a different factors. This includes the file type, the file content, the specific use case, and the client used.