Applications can be allowed either one at a time, as a root user at once on behalf of the entire organization, or as a root user with extensive options from the Teams root user view. In the latest one, you can find additional information in the article "How do I manage Teams apps as an admin?"
When you use Cyberday's Teams application for the first time, you will be presented with the following permissions prompt - in the language that matches your Teams account.
Cyberday uses the following data from Microsoft's Graph API for the following purposes:
The applications found in the Microsoft Teams app store expand the Teams user experience with online services from other service providers.
The applications consist of a bot and tabs to which suitable content is brought as iframe embeds.
Applications can have different usage logic as a personal application and as an application added to the team. Adding the Cyberday app to yourself (Add-link) brings a full-fledged application to your use. Adding Cyberday app to a team (Add to team -link) creates a new tab on the team's channel, where reports from Cyberday are supposed to be distributed - in other words, to inform about the final results of the work.
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