Text up to 10 people at once from Teams in a shared thread. Everyone sees each other’s replies, the conversation shows up as a Teams group chat, and pictures work too.
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Group texting sends one message to several mobile numbers as a single shared conversation. Every recipient sees who else is in it and sees every reply. With SMS Connector, users start a group text from Teams, and the conversation becomes a Teams group chat they can reply in. When replies should stay private, users choose broadcast instead.
Type or paste up to 10 numbers or contact names and send one message to all of them.
Each group text appears as a group chat in Teams. Reply there and everyone in the thread gets it.
Send MMS such as photos to the group from the Teams chat.
Ask the AI Messaging Assistant, for example “Send a group text to these three numbers saying the meeting moved to 3 PM”.
Choose group texting for a shared conversation, or broadcast to send the same text privately to each person.
Give each group text a name so it is easy to find. Each member can use their own label.
Group texting is off by default, because most carriers bill group texts at MMS rates.
On the SMS page, enter up to 10 recipients, choose Group SMS, name the thread and send.
The thread appears as a Teams group chat, where everyone’s replies come in.
See also SMS Connector, Shared SMS inbox, Secure SMS, SMS in Teams guide.
Yes, with TeamMate SMS Connector. Users send one SMS or MMS to up to 10 recipients as a shared thread, and the conversation appears as a group chat in Teams.
Up to 10 recipients per group text.
In a group text, everyone sees each other and every reply. In a broadcast, each person gets the message privately and replies come back as separate one-to-one conversations.
Usually. Most carriers bill group texts at MMS rates, which is why group texting is off by default until your provider turns it on.
The sending number’s carrier must support group texting. If a recipient’s carrier does not, they still get the message, but as a one-to-one text.
Yes. Once a group text exists, send MMS such as photos from the Teams group chat or the SMS page.
The sender and their organization. Recipients’ opt-in and opt-out must be handled under the rules that apply to you.
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