From instant team huddles, to supplier reviews, and weekly updates, StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams allows users to meet with anyone, anywhere, on any device.

With the StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams integration, you can create, schedule, and join StarLeaf video meetings directly from any Teams chat or channel.

Set up is easy, and you can invite anyone, even if they are not a Teams user or are not part of your organization.

No video? No problem! All meeting invites include easy joining options, including joining from StarLeaf room systems, with StarLeaf app, by phone, or from a 3rd party room system including Cisco, Poly, and Lifesize.

StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams integrates with the StarLeaf scheduler for Outlook office 365 and scheduled StarLeaf meetings synchronize seamlessly with your Outlook calendar. Edit and update your guest list and meeting details as often as you need to and invite anyone with an email address.

Select the StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams icon to schedule or create your StarLeaf meeting, and then just click the link to join.

You’ll need a StarLeaf account to use StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams. If you don’t already have one, you can get your free StarLeaf account here or we’ll guide you through sign up when you install StarLeaf for Microsoft Teams.

StarLeaf designs and builds world-class video conferencing for enterprises, bringing people together, wherever they are, to do what they do best.

Meet better. Meet StarLeaf.

To find out more visit starleaf.com

Bots

Chat with the app to ask questions and find info

Messages

Insert content from the app directly into messages

Notifications

Get notifications from the app in a channel

Created by: StarLeaf

Version 2.0.0

Privacy and permissions

By using StarLeaf, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of use.

This app will have permission to:

Receive messages and data that I provide to it.

Send me messages and notifications.

Access my profile information such as my name, email address, company name and preferred language.

Receive messages and data that team members provide to it in a channel.

Send messages and notifications in a channel.

Access this team's information such as team name, channel list and roster (including team member's names and email addresses) – and use this to contact them.