Microsoft Teams clone a team

Use the Microsoft Teams clone a team action A tool for building the processes, logic, and direction within workflows. to create a copy of an existing team In Microsoft Teams, teams are groups of people brought together for work, projects, or common interests. Teams are made up of channels. Teams can be created to be private to only invited users, or to be public and open and anyone within the organization can join (up to 5000 members). based on settings you specify. The same data, channels, and settings of an existing team is leveraged to create a new team. You must set a new name for the cloned team.

For example, your company hosts a yearly event called "Annual Demo for Service Engineers" for 85 members and the organizer uses Microsoft Teams to centralize communication, view calendars, and pull/ share Office 365 files. You want to copy last year's team as a template for the same purpose this year. Instead of creating a new team and add 85 members manually, you can use the Microsoft Teams clone a team action to clone the existing team and select to include apps, channels, members, settings, and tabs.

Note: This is an external action and may execute on servers running outside your data center Centralized locations used to house servers used by Nintex for remote storage, processing, or distribution of data. Nintex has a number of regional data centers available for Nintex for Office 365. For information about Nintex data centers and where your data center is located, contact your Nintex account or territory manager. region. Before implementing, consider performance and regional concerns where digital boundaries are an issue. For more information, see In-tenant and external actions.

Before you start 

Add and configure the Microsoft Teams clone a team action

  1. Click the Integration action group in the action toolbox.

    or

    Type the action name or function in the Search field at the top of the action toolbox.

  2. Drag the Microsoft Teams clone a team action to the designer canvas.
  3. Do one of the following to open the Action configuration window:

    • Double-click the action.
    • Click on the action and then click Configure.

    See Action configuration window for more information.

  4. Select a Connection. For information about admin consent to create a connection for Microsoft Teams actions, see Global administrator consent to create connections.
  5. Specify the Team to clone.
  6. Define a New team name.
  7. Click Save.

For more information about fields and buttons, see Microsoft Teams clone a team action fields, buttons, and settings