Channel Global Admin Microsoft Teams

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I have heard of cases where Microsoft teams channels have different permission roles. Roles like

  • Team Owner
  • App Admin or Global Admin.

Am currently building a feature in Microsoft teams bot, I want to utilize channel permission levels to differentiate the roles of a bot admin, team owner and just a regular team member.

Please who has any idea how I can introduce these different permissions, that's if they are not there on default. Also if they exist how can I access them?

We want to check the user permissions from the task module in the Microsoft teams bot, How possible is this and how can it be done?

Thanks.

2 Answers

There are different levels of permissions that must be taken care before giving permissions.

  1. You can manage the app permission policies in Teams level

Check with the link mentioned: Link

  1. Microsoft Teams App permissions and considerations a. Bot Level b. Messaging extensions c. Tabs d. Connectors

Check the link mentioned: Link

There are two main roles in Teams:

Team owner - The person who creates the team. Team owners can make any member of their team a co-owner when they invite them to the team or at any point after they've joined the team. Having multiple team owners lets you share the responsibilities of managing settings and membership, including invitations.

Team members - The people who the owners invite to join their team.

Ref Doc: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-channels-overview#membership-roles-and-settings

You can get the roles in conversationMember resource type. You can go through below link for more details. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/conversationmember?view=graph-rest-1.0

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