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Share a card in Teams

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An easy way to share your cards is to include a link to them in Microsoft Teams. The Send button on the Play page generates a link that you can copy and then paste into a chat, channel, or meeting. Power Apps must be installed in the Teams chat, channel, or meeting for the card to work and will be installed automatically unless the app is blocked in the organization.

Screenshot of a Power Apps card shared in a Teams chat.

Prerequisites

The card link points to a specific card instance that's previewed on the Play page.

  1. On the Play page, select Send to copy the card link.

    You can also copy the URL in your browser's address bar.

    Screenshot of a card link copied on the Play page.

  2. Paste the link in a Teams chat, meeting, or channel where the Power Apps app has been added.

If the Power Apps app hasn't been added yet, you and the receivers may be prompted to add it before the card can be displayed. There may also be a brief delay before the card opens, depending on its complexity.

Add Power Apps to Teams

The Power Apps app in Teams identifies the card link and displays the card in the chat, channel, or meeting in which the link was posted. While the Power Apps app should be installed automatically, Teams users, or a Teams admin, can manually install the Power Apps app in a chat, channel, or meeting if needed.

  1. In Microsoft Teams, select the Apps icon in the left bar.

  2. Search for and select the Power Apps app.

    Screenshot of the Teams app search page, with the Power Apps app highlighted.

  3. Select the arrow next to the Add button to add the app to a channel, chat, or meeting.

    Screenshot of the Power Apps app page in Teams, with the Add button and add options highlighted.

    Select the Add button itself to install the app in your personal scope in Teams.

    If the button label is Open, not Add, then you've already installed the Power Apps app in your personal scope. You'll still need to add the app to a chat, channel, or meeting for cards to work in a Teams message.