Fileport for Microsoft Teams
Fileport links get a Download button, and files go out right from the message box, in Teams and in Outlook
What it does
Link previews
Paste a Fileport link in a chat or channel and it shows the upload's name, size, number of files and expiry, and a Download button.
Send with Fileport
Click + in the message box and pick Fileport. Your upload runs in your browser, and its link goes into your message by itself as soon as it starts.
Outlook
Fileport links show the same way in your emails, in Outlook on the web and on Windows.
How to add it
Click Add
Teams opens Fileport in its app store. You can also click Apps in Teams and search for Fileport, or get it from Microsoft Marketplace.
Click Add in Teams
The app is free and needs no Fileport account. If your organization only allows the apps it picked, send your IT admin the guide below.
Share files
Paste a Fileport link in a message, or click + in the message box and pick Fileport to send files.
For IT admins
In the Teams admin center, open Teams apps, then Manage apps, search for Fileport and allow it. A setup policy can add it for everyone.
The app asks for no permissions in your organization and signs no one in. Once it's allowed, it also works in Outlook on the web and on Windows.
Read the admin guidePrivacy
The app reads only the Fileport links pasted in messages, never your chats, files or contacts. Fileport keeps only counts of links shown and clicks from it, and for a day, the name and Microsoft ID of whoever starts a send.
To remove it, click Apps in Teams, then Manage your apps.
Read our Privacy Policy