Teams
Teams apps that fit the way your business actually works.
We build the Teams apps that turn the chat client into the operational surface — Adaptive Cards, message extensions, meeting apps, and Bot Framework integrations that surface natively where your people already spend the day.
Where Teams stalls out
Teams is where the chat happens. The actual work still lives in Excel, email chains, and someone's laptop.
Every "let's build a Teams app" initiative dies at the tab vs. SPFx vs. Bot Framework decision. A vendor demo goes well; nothing ships.
The apps that do get built are iframed refugees — not first-class Teams surfaces, so nobody uses them.
What we ship
Deliverables, not slideware
Adaptive Card–driven workflows
Approvals, requests, and structured data capture as first-class cards inside chat and channels — with real actions, not just formatted text.
Message extensions + Copilot connectors
Search-based and action-based extensions that surface your line-of-business systems inside the compose box, where the conversation actually happens.
Meeting-scoped apps
Structured decision, retro, and standup workflows that live in the meeting surface — pre-meeting, in-meeting, and post-meeting stages with proper state.
Bot Framework + Azure Bot Service integrations
Conversational surfaces backed by Azure Bot Service, hosted in your tenant, with proper auth (SSO / OBO) and telemetry.
Cross-tenant and guest access patterns
B2B collaboration flows audited against your compliance posture — external access without opening the whole tenant.
Engagement shape
How the engagement runs
Typical Teams app engagement is 4–8 weeks per app, ending with a real user cohort using it in production plus telemetry to prove it.
- Week 1: scoping — the exact workflow that will move into Teams, plus success metric
- Week 2–5: build — adaptive cards, backend, auth, deployment via Teams admin center
- Week 6–8: pilot with real cohort, telemetry review, handoff or expansion