Summary
This module explains how to configure the administrative foundation that makes governed Azure Databricks data available through Databricks Genie in Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Copilot.
What you learned
- Architecture and ownership: The Teams marketplace app connects Microsoft collaboration surfaces to Genie One. SQL warehouses provide compute, while Unity Catalog evaluates data access with each signed-in user's identity.
- Deployment readiness: Azure Databricks preview, partner-powered AI, entitlements, compute, network rules, Microsoft 365 app controls, and consent authority must be ready before installation.
- Workspace preparation: Account and workspace administrators enable the integration, configure collaboration visibility, assign user entitlements, and accommodate supported network access.
- Governed agent access: A shared Genie Agent uses an editor's embedded credential for compute and the business user's Unity Catalog identity for data. Agent ACLs and least-privilege data grants remain separate controls.
- Permission review: Microsoft Graph permissions, Teams resource-specific consent, Azure Databricks sign-in consent, and the non-Microsoft data boundary require separate review.
- Deployment and configuration: App-centric management defines who can use the app. Workspace, channel-wide, and personal settings determine the Azure Databricks destination and response visibility.
Learn more
- Databricks Genie app in Microsoft Teams
- Databricks Genie on Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Create and manage a Genie Agent
- Partner-powered AI features
- Manage access to Teams apps with app-centric management
- Grant and manage consent to Teams app permissions
- Grant tenant-wide admin consent to an application
Important
The Databricks Genie app in Microsoft Teams is in Public Preview. Recheck the integration documentation before deployment because requirements and administrative interfaces can change.