TeamViewer Is Already Integrated with Microsoft Teams

This guide provides a practical overview of TeamViewer Is Already Integrated with Microsoft Teams, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

With TeamViewer integrated with Microsoft Teams, users will be able to launch TeamViewer remote assistance and connect augmented reality (AR) from within the Microsoft Teams environment.

More specifically, TeamViewer provides a connection platform to remotely access, control, manage, monitor and repair a wide variety of devices. Microsoft Teams users can now download TeamViewer apps from the Apps library, log into their TeamViewer account and share TeamViewer invitations to remotely control or connect AR with colleagues in a one-to-one form, or in group channels.

Additionally, Microsoft Teams users will now be able to manage groups of devices they have access to, as well as share devices with team members and view their TeamViewer Dashboard as personal tabs. These improvements will essentially result in a faster and more efficient workflow. At the same time, boost the productivity of specific groups of employees through the way to instantly share access to all required devices and environments.

One thing to keep in mind is that to take advantage of this integration, organizations will need a Microsoft Teams license and a compatible TeamViewer plan.