Box for Microsoft Teams is available for Business, Business Plus, Enterprise, and Enterprise Plus accounts. Box for Microsoft Teams is not available in Business Starter accounts.
With Box for Microsoft Teams, you use the content you have in Box through the familiar interface of Microsoft Teams. Share and access content stored in Box directly from within Microsoft Teams – without flipping back and forth between programs. This saves time, streamlines administration, and facilitates team collaboration. More importantly for your enterprise, it enables Box to be your full content layer when using Microsoft Teams.
For a Box-only content experience within Box for Microsoft Teams, turn off key content entry points into OneDrive and SharePoint as an O365 administrator. The setting ensures your end users fully adopt Box for content management with Teams and keeps content in the right place.
Note
Content doesn’t have to originate in Box to be shared. For example, files on your local machine are automatically uploaded into a secure Box folder when you share them via Teams. They are not sent to native content stores such as OneDrive and SharePoint.
You can:
- Easily share Box content to Channels and chats, or upload local files to a Channel or chat and its associated Box folder.
- Edit Office Online and Box Notes files from within Box for Microsoft Teams.
- View full previews and access editing capabilities of shared Box files.
- Get a consolidated view of all Box content associated with a Channel.
- Preview and share content from within the Teams iOS and Android apps.
- Give Channel and chat members the ability to preview, access, and share files.
- Remove access to native OneDrive and SharePoint entry points (for example, paperclip for uploading content, native Files tab).
Box for Microsoft Teams works with both the desktop and Web Teams clients, as well as the Box for Microsoft Teams mobile app for both iOS and Android.
Box for Microsoft Teams supports the following browsers:
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- Safari