Enabling Cross-Company Collaboration: How to Allow External Domain users in Microsoft Teams?

In today's interconnected business environment, collaboration across company boundaries is not just a convenience; it's a necessity. Microsoft Teams has emerged as a vital tool for facilitating such collaboration. This guide by SharePoint Guruji Systems takes you through the seamless process of allowing external domains in MS Teams, ensuring that your organization can communicate effectively with external partners, clients, and stakeholders, fostering a more inclusive and expansive collaborative ecosystem. Let's unlock the full potential of your Teams setup by integrating external domains. 

Follow below steps to add external domains to your tenant, once the external domain is added you can add that domain user to your chats.

1. In the Teams admin centre, go to Users > External access.

2. Under Choose which domains your users have access to, choose Allow only specific external domains.

3.Select Allow Domains.

4.In the Domain box, type the domain that you want to allow and then click Done.

5. Click Done.

Embracing the full spectrum of communication capabilities in Microsoft Teams can transform the way your organisation operates, breaking down barriers and promoting a more dynamic exchange of ideas. By following the steps outlined by SharePoint Guruji to allow external domains, you can elevate your team's collaborative potential and extend your reach beyond internal confines. Strengthen your partnerships and enhance productivity through the power of connection, ensuring your team stays ahead in the digital collaboration space.