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Adding Matter to another team on Microsoft Teams (Enterprise Grid)
Adding Matter to another team on Microsoft Teams (Enterprise Grid)

Learn how to add Matter to a new Microsoft Teams channel within an enterprise grid.

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Written by Sam Lepak
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Enterprise Grid is Matter’s solution for large or complex organizations.

It empowers your people to share recognition and rewards cross-functionally or company-wide.

Enterprise Grid is designed to mirror how your company is structured and offers unlimited Matter-connected Teams channels, managed by one centralized workspace.

How companies are using Matter’s Enterprise Grid:

  • Company-wide kudos channel and separate kudos channels for different team functions.

  • Separate channel settings (e.g., Feedback Friday, kudos, etc.) for teams separated by time zone or job function (e.g., #matter-design, #matter-engineering).

  • Separate channels for birthdays and/or work anniversaries.

  • Manage rewards, billing, etc. from one workspace.

Each Matter-connected Teams channel will have its own channel settings. In other words, its own Feedback Fridays, custom kudos, analytics, celebrations, etc.

A few notes on Enterprise Grid:

  • There are two levels: 1) Workspace-Level. 2) Channel-Level. Multiple Matter-connected Teams channels will live under one Matter Workspace. See the visual representation below.

  • Enterprise Grid billing is the unique aggregate number of channel members across all Matter-connected Teams channels. For example, one user in two different channels would be billed as one user.

To learn more about Enterprise Grid, contact us here or schedule a time here.

Matter in Multiple Teams Channels

Enterprise Grid Matter Workspace

In the image below, Enterprise Grid is the Workspace-level. #company-wide-kudos, #finance-department-kudos, and #sales-department-kudos are all at the Channel-level.

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