A collaborative workspace app in Microsoft 365 designed to help teams co-create, stay organized, and work together in real time across apps and devices.
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Hello, is it possible to configure tenant to allow loop components to be shared with users external to the org ?
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A collaborative workspace app in Microsoft 365 designed to help teams co-create, stay organized, and work together in real time across apps and devices.
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This is good to hear! Please keep this thread posted!
This issue is not even appearing on the roadmap yet.
Matter of fact, Loop does not even appear as a product:
I'm building every day in Loop and I can see continual improvement and all sorts of cool new features. I think this lag in figuring out external collab is the same as what took so many years for Teams to accommodate true collaboration with other orgs ... security. Or OneNote, which you can send to someone at another org, but not for live collaboration. OneNote has become quite powerful in linking across all sorts of different apps and locations within an environment ... which seems to be all about groups and sharing permissions ...which leads us to the Admin Centers, which are a dense labyrinth in and of themselves.
It's an impressive circus. And it's their circus.
We are their code monkeys.
We speak the same sad language of experience. Thanks for replying.
Any update? This is very important for us — almost a show stopper.
Hi Jay! I can assure you we are hard at work to support external access, and we understand it is a key scenario for companies that work with external collaborators. Stay tuned and I hope your company admin will reconsider enabling Loop!