Where to use it
Early accessAsk it in Teams, and get on with your day.
Dewiride AI becomes one more private chat in your Teams list. Ask it something, hand it a job, and say yes or no to anything it wants to change — all in the app your workday already runs in.
Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.
It's the same assistant.
Not a smaller version of it. The same conversations, the same connected apps, the same jobs you've already set up — it is simply here as well. Ask something in the chat and you'll find it on the web later, and the other way round.
See what it can doWays people use it
- Ask it something without leaving the conversation you're already in
- Say yes or no to a waiting action while you read the thread
- Connect it once, and it stays connected
- Have a job you've scheduled report back to you here
- Set something up to watch for, and pause it later, by message
Questions about this
In your Dewiride AI settings, download the Teams app file. Then in Teams, open Apps → Manage your apps → Upload an app, choose “Upload a custom app”, and pick the file. Send it a message and you're in. If there's no option to upload an app, your organisation hasn't allowed custom ones — ask whoever looks after Teams to add Dewiride AI for everyone.
Only once. If you sign in to Dewiride AI with Microsoft, it connects itself the first time you message it; otherwise it replies with a secure link. If you use Teams in more than one place — the desktop app and the browser — add it in each, so the buttons work wherever you are.
No, it's the one assistant. What you connected on the web is connected here, and a conversation you start in one place carries on in the other.
Bring it into your chats.
Join the waitlist and put your assistant where the rest of your conversations already are.
You can disconnect a chat any time, and your conversations stay.