Problem

Currently, users receive a prompt encouraging them to connect Slack/Microsoft Teams, even in organizations that do not use Microsoft Teams or rely on other communication platforms such as Google Workspace. There is no administrative control available to suppress or manage the visibility of this nudge across the tenant, which can lead to confusion or unnecessary user interaction.

Suggested Solution

Introduce an org-level setting in the admin console that allows administrators to:

• Disable the Microsoft Teams connection prompt for all users.

• Optionally, define which integrations (e.g., MS Teams, Slack, etc.) are promoted within their organization.

This could be implemented as a toggle or policy within the organization's admin settings.

Why This Is Important

Many organizations use alternative communication platforms and do not want their users prompted with irrelevant integration options. The lack of admin control can:

• Cause user confusion.

• Lead to unnecessary support inquiries.

• Affect the user experience by showing non-actionable prompts.

Providing this control respects org preferences and enhances the manageability of user-facing features.

Workaround

Currently, the only available workaround is for individual users to click "Not Interested" to dismiss the notification. However, this requires manual action from each user and does not prevent the nudge from being displayed initially.