Microsoft Teams is best for small businesses that already use Microsoft 365 and want one place for chat, video calls, and file sharing.
Chat with teammates one-on-one or in group channels organized by topic or project
Host video meetings and calls with up to 300 people on business plans
Share and co-edit files like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint directly inside the app
Connect with outside phone numbers using the optional Teams Phone add-on
Integrate with hundreds of third-party apps like Salesforce, Trello, and Adobe
AI-powered meeting notes, summaries, and action items via Microsoft 365 Copilot
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No integrations listed yet for Microsoft Teams.
Teams includes an AI meeting assistant called Facilitator that takes notes and tracks action items during calls. With an optional Microsoft 365 Copilot add-on, you can get AI-generated meeting summaries, chat recaps, and suggested follow-ups.
Teams is a great fit for small businesses already using Microsoft 365 — you're probably already paying for it and just need to turn it on. The biggest pro is how tightly it connects with Word, Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint, keeping everything in one place. The main downside is that it can feel heavy and complex compared to simpler tools like Slack, especially if you're not in the Microsoft ecosystem.
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Last researched: April 2026
