Using Tigerhall in Microsoft Teams

If your organization has installed the Tigerhall app for Teams, you can reach your content and actions without leaving Teams.

If you cannot find Tigerhall in Teams, your organization may not have installed it. Contact your organization's admin.

Pin it where you can reach it

Pin the Tigerhall app to your Teams side navigation. Your actions and content stay one click away rather than behind a search.

Add topics to a channel

Add one of your organization's Tigerhall topics as a tab in a group channel. The topics available are your own — public Tigerhall topics cannot be added as tabs. Whenever new content is published under that topic, a message goes to the channel and anyone there can open it directly.

This is the most useful thing a team can set up together — new content arrives where the team already talks, instead of waiting to be found.

Share content

Share content pieces into channels and group chats. You can also add a content piece to a group directly from search inside a Teams channel or chat.

Livestreams

Sync Tigerhall livestreams to your Teams calendar so you do not miss a session.

Hosts can start livestreams from within Teams, on both web and mobile.

Notifications

Turn on notifications for Tigerhall so you hear about livestreams, announcements from your admins, actions assigned to you, and when colleagues mention or follow you.

See Tigerhall notifications in Microsoft Teams for exactly what arrives and when.

Microsoft Copilot

Tigerhall works with Microsoft Copilot. Ask Copilot a question and it can draw on Tigerhall content in its answer.

This is switched on by your Teams administrator. It is controlled at the organization level and cannot be turned on or off by individual users. If Copilot is not returning Tigerhall content, ask your admin whether it has been enabled.