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Duvo agents do the work, not just the reporting. They pull data from your systems, apply your rules, decide what needs to happen, ask a human when the call is theirs to make, and then carry the action out — raise the purchase order, send the email, update the record. The Duvo app puts that loop where your team already is. Message Duvo in a chat, or mention @Duvo in a channel, pick an agent, and it starts a Run. When the Run finishes, the agent posts its result back into the same conversation. Where your process gates an action on a human, it asks in Teams and waits for your answer before it acts.
The Duvo app is a companion to the Duvo platform. You need a Duvo account to use it — start here.

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How it works in Teams

Someone asks Duvo

Send Duvo a message in your personal chat with the app, or mention @Duvo in a channel or group chat. Duvo replies with the agents you can start from Teams.

Pick an agent

Choose an agent from the card. Duvo confirms which agent is on it and links to the Run in Duvo.

A human decides, where you asked for one

You choose which steps need a person — typically the ones that commit money or leave the company. A gated step pauses and asks in Teams; answer or approve, and the agent either carries on or stops.

The agent completes the work

It performs the action in the target system and posts the result back into the conversation where you started it.

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What the app does in Teams

  • Starts Runs from a chat or a mention — Message Duvo directly, or mention @Duvo in a channel or group chat it has been added to, and choose the agent to run.
  • Follows up in the same place — In a channel thread, mention @Duvo again to send the agent a follow-up. In a chat, Duvo offers to continue the last Run.
  • Asks for decisions where you are — Approvals, questions, and input requests arrive as cards in Teams. Answer there; the Run resumes.
  • Posts results and notifications — Run output goes back to the conversation that started it, and you can choose to get Duvo notifications as Teams messages.
  • Reads the conversation as context — In a channel, the agent gets the thread it was mentioned in. In a chat, it gets any message you quoted in the mention.
  • Starts agents from group-chat rules — A group chat can start an agent automatically when a message matches a rule you set in Duvo, without anyone mentioning @Duvo.
Duvo uses large language models. Responses, summaries, and other output can be inaccurate or incomplete — review anything consequential before acting on it. This is why processes that commit money or leave the company are the ones to gate on a human.

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Install it

The app is installed once per Microsoft 365 organization from inside Duvo. Each person then links their own account and adds the app for themselves.

Add the app for your organization

Go to the Connections page, open Microsoft Teams, and click Add to Teams. Sign in with your Microsoft work account. Depending on your organization’s settings, a Microsoft or Teams administrator may need to approve the app.

Link your own Teams account

On the same page, click Enable under Your Account and sign in. Every team member does this once — it tells Duvo which Teams user you are.

Add Duvo in Teams

In Teams, open Apps, search for Duvo, and click Add. This opens your personal chat with Duvo, which is where it messages you.
The Microsoft Teams Connection page covers each step in detail, including admin approval.

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After you install

Choose which agents Teams can start

Turn on the Microsoft Teams trigger for each agent you want to start from Teams.

Decide when a human is asked

Gate the actions that need a decision, so approvals land in Teams before anything commits.

Turn on Teams notifications

Get approvals, questions, and failure alerts as Teams messages.

Full setup and troubleshooting

The complete Microsoft Teams Connection reference — capabilities, trigger settings, and what to check when something does not work.

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Permissions, data, and privacy

Installing authorizes two separate identities, and they reach different things:
  • The Duvo app posts as Duvo, so automated messages stay distinguishable from people. It receives messages that mention it, messages in your personal chat with it, and messages in the channels and group chats it has been added to.
  • Your linked Teams account reaches whatever that account can already see. Duvo uses it to identify you and to read the context an agent needs, such as the rest of a channel thread or a shared file. An agent working under your account sees exactly what you would see, and nothing else.
When the app is added to a team or chat, Teams asks to let it read messages there and send activity notifications. Duvo uses these permissions only to start agents from the rules you set and to notify the people a Run is for. Tokens are encrypted at rest. You can unlink your account or disconnect the organization at any time from the Connections page, or remove the app in Teams. For how Duvo handles connected data, see Security and privacy, the Privacy Policy, and the Terms of Use.

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Support

Email support@duvo.ai with your Microsoft 365 organization name and what you were trying to do, or visit the Duvo help center.