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This article provides information on who is eligible for a U-M Microsoft 365 (including Teams) account.

This article provides information on how to collaboratively edit Microsoft 365 files in Dropbox using the co-authoring feature.

This article provides information on the availabilty of third-party add-ins, add-ons, and apps for U-M ITS's cloud collaboration services, including Dropbox, Google, Microsoft 365 and Teams, Slack, and Zoom.

This article provides information on whether you can use third-party add-ins from Microsoft AppSource with U-M Microsoft 365.

This article provides information regarding Microsoft AI and Copilot's availability at U-M (within the ITS-managed Microsoft 365 instance).

This article provides steps for troubleshooting the following Microsoft Office 365 error when attempting to open and use an app on a Mac computer: "You account doesn't allow editing on a Mac."

This article provides information regarding the availability of Clipchamp for U-M Microsoft 365 accounts.

This article provides instructions for individuals interested in obtaining a license for Microsoft Fabric or Microsoft Power Automate Free via self-subscription to an MCommunity group. The license would be applied to your U-M Microsoft 365 account (managed by ITS).

This article provides information regarding the rebrand of Microsoft 365 applications to Microsoft 365 Copilot.

This article explains how to open Microsoft files stored in U-M Dropbox locally in the desktop Microsoft 365 Office productivity apps.

This article provides information about feature limitations in Microsoft 365 Online when using it via the Dropbox web integration.

This article provides information on account storage limits within the ITS-managed campus instance of Microsoft 365 OneDrive.

This article provides instructions for logging in to U-M Microsoft Teams via the desktop and web clients.

This article provides information on why you can't connect your OpenAI account/products to your U-M Google or U-M Microsoft 365 accounts.

This article provides information on where Microsoft 365 files created in U-M Dropbox are stored.