> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.hivo.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.hivo.co/~/changes/eaCuYFhybbREuBouwZp6/integrations/microsoft-teams.md). # Microsoft Teams The HIVO Microsoft Teams app search and message extension enables effortless sharing of digital assets between team members. With seamless integration, users can access their HIVO library directly within Teams, saving time and streamlining collaboration. Install the extension in Microsoft Teams Apps Store:

### Message extension The HIVO Microsoft Teams message extension is accessible by clicking the three dots below the message box.

Search for an asset to share others in the channel.

Microsoft Teams message extension HIVO library

The asset and its versions is imported to your message box. Send to share the asset.

Microsoft Teams message extension share Asset

The asset is shared to everyone in the channel. ### Search The HIVO Teams Search extension allows easy access to your HIVO library from anywhere within the Microsoft Teams app. In the search bar, type "**@HIVO**" and select the HIVO Search extension.

Click the Search option to begin selecting an asset to share others.

Search through your HIVO library and select an asset to share others.

Microsoft Teams search extension library

The asset and its versions is imported and can be copied to your clipboard. The asset can then be pasted anywhere within the Microsoft Teams App.

Microsoft Teams search extension share asset

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