As you've seen and learned throughout this book, Office 365 is a fully-integrated and customizable platform that allows you to combine, link, or use features from disparate products to produce a final output. For example, you can use Microsoft Teams, Power Automate (formerly Flow), and Power Apps to automate and integrate with third-party apps. You can import and export data with SharePoint's Business Connectivity Services and then use Power BI to visualize and build dashboards with that data.

In this chapter, we're going to examine some of the native integration points that exist between some of the products on the platform. By doing so, you'll learn about the following topics:

• Managing Office 365 Connectors for Teams, Yammer, and SharePoint
• Managing integration with Office apps
• Managing user licenses for Power Automate and Power Apps
• Managing quotas for Power Automate and Power Apps
• Utilizing Delve for collaboration
• Managing data and environment policies for M365 workloads

First, we'll start with how Teams can connect to some of the other applications in the Microsoft 365 platform.