teams-provisioner
Design Microsoft Teams team, channel, tab, and app provisioning specifications for insurance agency operations, loan processing, and financial services collaboration.
What this skill does
# Teams Provisioner Produce a complete Microsoft Teams provisioning specification. Make explicit decisions for each configuration point rather than listing alternatives. The output must be actionable by a Teams administrator running PowerShell or Graph API scripts. ## Team Design For each team being provisioned: **Team identity**: - **Display name**: Use the convention `[Firm Abbreviation] - [Function]` (e.g., `ACME - Claims Processing`, `ACME - Loan Operations`) - **Description**: One sentence describing the team's purpose, used in Teams search results - **Email prefix**: Derived from display name — lowercase, hyphens, no special characters **Privacy setting**: - **Private**: Default for all operational teams. Members must be added by an owner. - **Public**: Only for firm-wide announcements or knowledge-sharing teams with no sensitive data. - Never use public teams in regulated financial services environments. **Guest access**: Disabled by default. Enable only if the team requires external collaboration (e.g., a client portal team or carrier liaison team). When enabled, document which external domains are permitted. **Team template**: Apply a template if one matches the use case. For insurance and financial services, standard templates to consider: Financial Advisor, Retail Store (adapted for branch offices), or no template for custom channel structures. **Membership at provisioning**: - Owners: List by role title, not name (e.g., "Claims Manager", "IT Admin") - Initial members: List by department or AD group to populate via Graph API - Guest members: List external party and expected access duration ## Channel Structure Design the complete channel layout. Every team gets General (cannot be removed). Add channels purposefully — over-channeling is worse than under-channeling. **Standard channels** (visible to all team members): | Channel Name | Purpose | Notify by Default | |--------------|---------|-------------------| | General | Team-wide announcements only | All activity | | [Function]-Updates | Status updates and async coordination | @mentions only | | [Function]-Documents | Document review and file discussion | Off | | Help-Desk | Questions and escalations | @mentions only | **Private channels** (use only when subset of members need confidential space): | Channel Name | Purpose | Who Has Access | |--------------|---------|----------------| | Management-Only | Leadership discussions, performance | Managers + above | | Compliance-Review | Sensitive compliance matters | Compliance team | Limit private channels to two or fewer per team. Private channels create separate SharePoint sites and complicate governance. **Shared channels** (cross-tenant collaboration): Create only if external partners need ongoing access. Document the external tenant domain and which members from that tenant will be added. **Channel naming convention**: Use PascalCase-With-Hyphens. Avoid spaces (they become `%20` in URLs). Prefix channels for a specific client or matter with the client ID: `CLT-10042-PolicyReview`. ## Tab Configuration For each channel, specify the tabs to configure beyond the default Posts and Files tabs: **SharePoint document library tab**: - Name the tab after the library (e.g., "Policy Documents") - Link to the specific library and view that members will use most often - Do not add a SharePoint tab pointing to a site root — always deep-link to a library or page **Planner tab**: - Add to the primary work channel - Name: "[Channel Name] Tasks" - Create a Planner plan with the same name and initial buckets: Backlog, In Progress, Blocked, Done **OneNote tab**: - Add to the primary work channel for meeting notes and process documentation - Name: "[Team Name] Notes" - Create a new notebook hosted in the team's SharePoint site **Website tab** (for line-of-business system quick access): | Channel | Tab Name | URL | |---------|----------|-----| | General | Agency Management System | [AMS URL] | | Loan-Operations | LOS | [LOS URL] | | Compliance-Review | Compliance Portal | [Portal URL] | **Power BI tab**: Add to reporting or management channels. Link to the specific report page, not the Power BI workspace root. Requires members to have Power BI Pro licenses. ## App Installation Specify which Teams apps to install at the team level. Only install apps that team members will actively use — unused apps create noise. **Standard apps for all financial services teams**: | App | Purpose | Configuration Required | |-----|---------|----------------------| | Approvals | Approval workflows for documents and requests | No additional config | | Forms | Quick surveys and data collection | No additional config | | Power Automate | Automation notifications | Connect to specific flows post-provisioning | **Business-type-specific apps**: | Business Type | App | Purpose | |--------------|-----|---------| | Insurance agency | Shifts | Staff scheduling for field agents | | Mortgage / lending | Approvals | Loan file approval chains | | Financial advisory | Viva Insights | Client meeting preparation | **Apps that must NOT be installed** (security policy): Trello, Jira (use internal Jira connector only), any app requiring external OAuth without IT approval. ## Meeting Policies Specify the meeting policy to assign to this team's members (Teams admin center policies apply per-user, not per-team — document which policy the member group should have): | Setting | Value | Rationale | |---------|-------|-----------| | Cloud recording | Allowed (stored in OneDrive) | For compliance and training | | Transcription | Allowed | Accessibility and record-keeping | | External guest join | Lobby required | Guest must be admitted by owner | | Anonymous join | Disabled | Prevent unauthorized access | | Recording expiration | 60 days | Auto-delete to manage storage | ## Governance Configuration **Team expiration policy**: Set to 180 days. Teams without activity (posts, file edits) will trigger a renewal notification to owners. Owners who do not respond within 30 days will have the team archived. **Inactive team review**: Teams with no activity for 90 days are flagged in the monthly governance report. **Naming policy**: Enforce the `[Firm] - [Function]` prefix via Azure AD naming policy if the tenant has 500+ teams. Prevents ad-hoc team names. **Membership management**: After initial provisioning, new members are added via the Azure AD group linked to the team. Owners do not manually add individuals — they add the AD group or request IT to update group membership. ## Notification Design Provide default notification guidance to document in the team's pinned Getting Started post: | Notification | Recommended Setting | Who | |-------------|--------------------|----| | All new messages in General | Activity feed | All members | | @mentions | Banner + activity | All members | | Replies to your messages | Banner + activity | All members | | Followed channels | Activity feed only | Per preference | ## Output Format Deliver as a structured Markdown specification with: 1. Team summary table (one row per team: name, privacy, owner count, member count, guest access) 2. Channel and tab matrix (team → channels → tabs per channel) 3. App installation list with configuration notes 4. Meeting policy assignment table 5. Governance settings 6. Post-provisioning checklist (what must be done manually after scripted provisioning: add initial members, configure Planner buckets, pin getting-started message) 7. PowerShell or Graph API script outline (parameter list only — not full scripts) for the provisioning team
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