We know that it can be challenging bouncing between different tools. That's why we've built an MS Teams integration so that you can use Fellow without ever leaving MS Teams.

Here things that you can do with the Integration:

Access Fellow directly through your MS Teams home panel by pinning the app as picture here:

It can sometimes be hard to juggle tabs before a video call. There is the window with the call itself, then one with the notes, and maybe even a bunch of other open tabs that you have open. But with our MS Teams app, you'll be able to cut down on those windows and tabs and have your notes embedded in your video call.

1. Visit your calendar in MS Teams. Click on the event --> Chat with participants

This will open up a chat related to that specific meeting.

2. Click on the plus button to add another tab. Choose Fellow and sign in to your Fellow account.

3. Confirm which Fellow note should be attached to this meeting

By clicking on the Fellow tab, you will be able to see the notes for that meeting. And contribute to them just like you would in Fellow itself.

Note: If a member of your Fellow workspace is a guest in your Teams organization, they can access Fellow tabs that are added in Teams, but they can not add new Fellow tabs to a chat or channel.

4. Click "Join," then click on the Fellow icon at the top of the video call. This will open up the related Fellow notes, meaning that you don't have to juggle notes across multiple windows.

And that's it! You'll need to do this for every meeting where you would like to have these notes embedded. For recurring meetings, you'll just need to do that once.

Similar to Slack, there’s an option in the “Send Notes” modal that lets you choose a channel or user to send a Fellow note to. This can help make MS Teams the place to send/share meeting agendas - which may prompt your team to contribute their own talking points.

Once the note is sent to Teams, you can click on the Show/Hide button to expand it and see your full meeting note within Teams.

When someone posts something that needs further discussion, you can directly add it to a Fellow note, like a meeting note, 1-on-1, or shared Note series. This way you won't forget about it, and you'll have time to discuss the issue.

If you have a random thought while using MS Teams, use the + button menu at the bottom of the text box, then select Fellow to post a thought directly into Fellow. You can even make it a talking point or action item.

Either way, choose the name of the Note series/meeting that you would like the note to go to, item content, and hit Add!