Archon + Microsoft Teams

Archon connects a managed AI workforce to Microsoft Teams through Microsoft Graph OAuth. Agents handle messages, approvals, channel updates, status briefs, with read and write access governed by approval queues and audit logs inside your security perimeter.

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Collaboration

What Archon runs on Microsoft Teams.

Teams use this connector to keep the workforce inside the tools people already watch: agents post status briefs, route approvals, answer questions with sourced context, and hand work between humans and agents without another inbox to check.

Messages

Approvals

Channel updates

Status briefs

Secure operating layer

Governed access, by default.

Conversation surfaces are where approval queues live. Messages that trigger agent work are scoped to approved channels, and every outbound message is logged and attributable.

01

Scoped credentials

Connection through Microsoft Graph OAuth, limited to the data and actions the approved workflow requires. Credentials stay inside your perimeter.

02

Human approval gates

Consequential actions wait in your approval queue. Nothing irreversible ships without a named human decision.

03

Audit everything

Every Microsoft Teams action an agent takes is logged with source, prompt path, and reviewer, ready for your security team.

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FAQ

Microsoft Teams questions.

How does Archon authenticate with Microsoft Teams?+
Through Microsoft Graph OAuth, with scoped credentials managed inside your security perimeter. Agents receive only the permissions the approved workflow requires, and credentials never leave your deployment boundary.
Can Archon agents write back to Microsoft Teams?+
Access is read and write. Write actions route through human approval queues, audit logs, dry-run validation, and rollback paths before they touch production data.
What does Archon typically run on Microsoft Teams?+
Messages, approvals, channel updates, status briefs. Teams use this connector to keep the workforce inside the tools people already watch: agents post status briefs, route approvals, answer questions with sourced context, and hand work between humans and agents without another inbox to check.

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