Grades.com

Integrations · Microsoft Teams

Starter and up

Ask about your reviews in Microsoft Teams.

Chat with the Grades.com app, or mention @Grades.com in a team or group chat. Answers come as cards; changes wait for your Confirm.

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Coming soonToday: Microsoft Teams notifications for new reviews

Animated example: in a Microsoft Teams chat with the Grades.com app, someone asks how many reviews came in last week; the app answers, then shows a Confirm card for a thank-you reply and saves it after Confirm.

What you can ask

  • How did we do last week?

    New reviews, the average and what still needs a reply.

  • Save a reply

    A "Confirm: Reply to a review" card; only the person who asked can press Confirm.

  • Pick the business

    Plain words, no slash: use <business> switches, companies lists yours, help shows the rest.

  • A channel for a business

    channel <business> makes a channel answer for one business, channel off stops it (owners and admins).

Set it up

  1. Add the app

    In Teams, open Apps, find Grades.com and choose Add. Or add it to a team or group chat and mention @Grades.com.

  2. Link your account

    Send it any message. It answers with Link your grades.com account (works once, for 10 minutes).

  3. Pick your default business

    On the link page in your dashboard choose the business, click Link, and ask again in Teams.

Grades.com is a custom app in Teams for now, so your Microsoft 365 organization has to allow it; a Teams Store listing comes later.

What you need

  • A Grades.com account (14-day free trial of Pro, no card needed)
  • Microsoft Teams, in a Microsoft 365 organization that allows the Grades.com app
  • Your Grades.com sign-in; no key to copy

Every plan from Starter

Your assistant signs in to Grades.com and sees only the businesses you allow. Anything that changes something waits for your Confirm.

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Frequently asked questions

Who sees an answer to a question asked in a channel?

Only you: Teams has no private message in a channel, so the answer comes to your chat with the app, with a one-line note in the channel. A channel an owner or admin set up for a business answers in the channel.

Can someone else confirm my change?

No. Only the person who asked can press Confirm or Cancel.

Are there slash commands?

No, Teams uses plain words: help, use <business>, companies, new <question> to start over, and channel <business> or channel off for owners and admins.

How do I stop it?

Send unlink in your chat with the app, or remove the app in Teams.

Microsoft Teams is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. Grades.com is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.

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