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Microsoft Teams: New centralized experience for organizing important resources in chats and channels

Microsoft Teams: New centralized experience for organizing important resources in chats and channels

Microsoft Teams is introducing a centralized resource management experience in chats and channels, allowing users to pin and organize resources below headers and access them on mobile. The “In this chat” and “In this channel” panes will be removed. Rollout starts late September 2026; no admin action needed. We are introducing a more consistent way for users to access and manage important resources in Microsoft Teams chats and channels. Users will be able to pin frequently used resources directly below the chat or channel header, pin multiple messages alongside other resources, and organize them into folders. On Microsoft Teams mobile, users will be able to access shared resources and folders by tapping the chat or channel header. This change will help users stay organized and provide them with a centralized location to quickly find, access, and manage important resources. As part of this update, the In this chat and In this channel panes will be removed. Existing resources within these panes will be accessible through the new resource management experience. Rollout schedule Targeted Release (Worldwide): Rollout begins in late September 2026 and is expected to complete by early October 2026. General Availability (Worldwide, GCC, GCC High, and DoD): Rollout begins in early October 2026 and is expected to complete by mid-October 2026. Impact on your organization Who is affected Users who access or manage resources in Microsoft Teams chats and channels. Platforms and services Microsoft Teams Microsoft Teams mobile What will happen Users will have a centralized location to find, access, and manage important resources. Users will be able to pin frequently used resources directly below the chat or channel header, pin multiple messages alongside other resources, and organize them into folders. On mobile devices, users will be able to access shared resources and folders by tapping the chat or channel header. The In this chat and In this channel panes will be removed; existing resources within these panes will be accessed and managed through the updated experience. Action required and recommendations No administrative action is required. We recommend that you: Inform users about the updated resource pinning and management […]

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