Microsoft Teams Guide for Owners
- Tammy Voigt
For a guide on managing your Team as an Owner visit Microsoft Teams Go-to Guide for Owners
Team owners manage certain settings for the team. They add and remove members, change team settings, change permissions, archive a team, and handle administrative tasks. There can be multiple owners in a team.
See the chart below for the difference between an owner and a member.
Capability | Owner | Member |
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Create a channel |
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Participate in a private chat |
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Participate in a channel conversation |
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Share a channel file |
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Share a chat file |
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Add apps (such as tabs, bots, or connectors) |
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Create a team |
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Delete or edit posted messages |
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Discover and join public teams |
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View org chart |
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Add or remove members and guests |
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Edit or delete a team |
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Set team permissions for channels, tabs, and connectors |
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Change the team picture |
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Add guests to a team |
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Auto-show channels for the whole team |
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Control @[team name] mentions |
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Allow @channel or @[channel name] mentions |
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Allow usage of emoji, GIFs, and memes |
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Renew a team |
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Archive or restore a team |
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