Ask me in Teams.
Get it back done.
Message me in a chat or a channel, the way you would ask a colleague. I do the work and reply where you asked.
What I do from Microsoft Teams.
Take a request in a chat
Message me in a chat or mention me in a channel. I pick it up and work out what it needs.
Mark up a Word document
Share the draft and I return it with tracked changes against your playbook.
Prepare the next round
Share their markup and I return a counter within your limits, with a covering note.
Get it signed
Once the final version is agreed, I send it for signature and chase until it is done.
Summarise a long document
Share it and I send back the points that matter.
Carry on by email
Start in Teams and pick it up in Outlook later. I reply where you asked.
How I work with Microsoft Teams.
- 01
Message me
Message me in a chat or mention me in a channel, with the documents attached.
- 02
I do the work
I compare the versions, check each change against your playbook and prepare the response.
- 03
The answer lands in the chat
You get the marked-up document and a note you can send, in the chat you started.
Illustrative example. People and documents are fictional.
Questions,
answered.
Yes. You message me in Microsoft Teams as you would a colleague, and I reply in the same chat with the work done.
Your administrator connects Microsoft Teams once. After that you message me there like any colleague.
Yes. Message me in either and I reply where you asked.
You do. When Microsoft Teams is set up, you decide what I can see and what I can send.