If your organization has set you up to use Skedda for Microsoft Teams, this is the place to be to learn all you need about how it works! Check out the relevant sections below to get the help you need.
No Single Sign-On detected - help!
If you've run into the following warning message after adding Skedda to Microsoft Teams, then you're in luck! We can guide you through the necessary steps to resolve the issue.
Step 1: Log in to your Skedda venue via SSO
In order to make use of Skedda in Microsoft Teams, you need to authenticate yourself with Skedda via your organisation's SSO setup.
To do so, simply follow the link below:
Step 2: Re-add Skedda to your MS Teams
Next, you need to remove Skedda from your MS Teams account.
You can do this from within your MS Teams account:
Then, once you've removed Skedda, you should re-add it back into your MS Teams account:
Step 3: Ask your admin to reach out to us
If you don't have a Skedda venue set up or you can't resolve this issue, ask your admin(s) to reach out to us!
How does Skedda for Microsoft Teams work?
When you access Skedda for Microsoft Teams, you'll see two tabs that are important to know about:
"Schedule" tab
"Activity" tab
"Schedule" tab
This is the screen where you'll be able to book the space you need (whether it's a desk, a meeting room, or anything else!).
Simply click on the green circle icons on your map to begin the booking process!
"Activity" tab
This is where you'll receive check-in reminders and visitor-arrival notifications, if your organization has enabled these for your Skedda venue:
Booking check-in reminders
When it's time for you to check in to your booking, you'll receive a message in MS Teams that looks like this:
Clicking on the, "Check in via Skedda," button will take you to a page where you can complete check-in in just a few clicks!
Visitor-arrival notifications
When your visitor arrives, you'll receive a message in MS Teams that looks like this:
You can then be sure to greet them at your premises as soon as they arrive!
Who's in feature - on demand
Your team can add Skedda to a channel or group chat where their colleagues are members and, by typing "@skedda in" posted into to their channel chat, receive an on-demand summary of upcoming bookings for all the users in that channel!
In response to such summaries, you can:
See more details for a given day (expanding the details will reveal exactly who has booked in where, and when!)
Make a booking (they can make bookings in response to the information included in the summary)
Clicking the “Show all commands” button on the welcome message posted into the channel or group chat, will post a summary informing you of the various commands you can use to interact with the Skedda bot.
Who’s in report
Post a command “@Skedda In”, select the Skedda app using the @ and clicking on the suggestion, followed by the “In” suggestion
When there are no bookings in Skedda for members of the Microsoft Teams channel or group chat
Posting the command “Skedda In” to the channel, Skedda will check if any of the members in that Microsoft Teams channel or group chat have existing bookings over the next 7 days in Skedda. If no bookings exist, a message will be posted as follows:
Clicking the “Make a booking button” in the message, will take you to Skedda to make a booking.
When there are bookings for members of the Microsoft Teams channel or group chat
Posting the command “Skedda In” to the channel, Skedda will check if any of the members in the Microsoft Teams channel or group chat have existing bookings over the next 7 days in Skedda. If there are bookings a summary will be posted like this:
Further details about these bookings can be seen by clicking the “See more” button within this message, Allowing you to “Make a booking” when you see a colleague is in the office by navigating you to Skedda to make a booking.
Or click the back button to return to the Microsoft Teams channel or group chat.
Help command
At any point, posting a message in the Microsoft Teams channel or group chat “Skedda Help” and the following message will be displayed to inform you how to interact with Skedda.
Command entered is invalid
Should you post an invalid command to Skedda, then a helpful message is displayed to inform you the command is not valid:
Still having trouble?
If you're still having trouble with using Skedda for Microsoft Teams, feel free to ask your Skedda admin(s) to get in touch with us and we'd be happy to assist!