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Standardized project templates, approval workflows, and automatic archiving, without leaving the Teams environment your people already work in.
Every project team spins up its own Team, channels, and lists. Some use Planner, some Loop, some Excel. There’s no shared template, no naming standard, and once the project ends, nobody knows whether its Team is still needed.
Pain: No project templates, no naming standard, no defined channels: every Team starts from scratch.
Consequence: Project leads waste week one on setup. Stakeholders see different structures across projects. Onboarding new people takes longer than the project itself.
Pain: Management asks which projects are running and who owns them, and the answer is a chain of follow-up messages.
Consequence: Inactive project Teams go unnoticed. Owners leave and nobody takes over. Decisions get made in the dark.
Pain: Project Teams stay active long after the project closes, with contracts, drafts, and decisions hidden in inactive channels.
Consequence: Tenant storage creeps up, audit findings multiply, and your tenant fills with project archaeology no one remembers.
Template, structure, lifecycle: every project, the same way, end-to-end.
Every new project starts from an approved template: channels, owners, classification, naming. Request it in a few clicks, and the Team is created in the background.
One overview lists every project Team with owner, template, and your own metadata. Filter by department, spot inactive Teams, open any project in a click.
When a project ends, its Team is archived on schedule, by date or after inactivity. Owners get a reminder first, and documents stay in the archived Team.
A practical guide to running structured projects inside Microsoft Teams (templates, status, lifecycle), from 15+ years of customer rollouts.
The governance foundation: provisioning, naming, lifecycle for every Team, including the project Teams running on top.

Project Teams built from your templates, with naming rules, approvals, and archiving, all powered by Teams Manager.









Hear from project and PMO leaders who standardized project Teams across their organization with Solutions2Share.
Since the integration of Teams Manager into our Teams client, which allows us to create teams from templates, we finally have a fixed and strict process to manage teams, while having a great overview and control over all created teams.

Teams Manager is the perfect complement to our governance and adoption strategy for teams. It provides a way for us to intelligently apply naming conventions, metadata, and lifecycles to teams without a request process and maintain freedom for the teams facility for trained users.

Teams Manager covers exactly what we had in mind. Everything that can be automated is now automated. I can also highly recommend the kick-off workshop.

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GEBRÜDER PETERS uses Teams Manager to automate project room provisioning in Microsoft Teams. 25 experts create standardized rooms with Planner, OneNote, and folder structures from 4 templates.
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Guide to running structured projects in Microsoft Teams: features, project rooms, task apps and practical tips.
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Browse →Your people already live in Teams. Building project structure on top (templates, channels, Planner plans) keeps everyone in the tool they actually use. No second platform, no context switching, no adoption fight.
Project templates create channels and Planner plans with buckets and tasks automatically. With the Enterprise edition, they also create SharePoint lists. Everything is in place on day one.
Yes. Each template defines its own structure, for example a Planner plan for sprints or a channel per project phase. Pick the right template at project launch; the rest is created automatically.
In the Teams overview of Teams Manager. It lists every project Team with owners, members, template, and your own metadata, and you can filter and open any Team. Dashboard tiles show, for example, inactive Teams or Teams without an owner.
Project Teams are archived on schedule, by a date such as the project end or after a period of inactivity. Owners get a reminder first. Documents stay in the archived Team, and archived Teams stay visible in the overview. Deletion can follow later, per your lifecycle policy.
Installation and setup usually take one to two days. If you'd like help, our optional implementation support brings governance best practices and industry templates from our customer projects.
Book a 30-minute demo. We’ll show you how your project Teams look with templates, naming rules, and automatic archiving.
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