Choosing Appropriate Teams Administrator Roles

Setting up Microsoft Teams for your company means getting familiar with the admin roles to ensure only the right people can tweak user settings and features. Microsoft Teams simplifies this by offering five specific admin roles. These roles are designed to match the level of access and control needed by different members of your team who will be managing Teams. From full control permissions to more limited access, these roles cover everything that can be adjusted in the Microsoft Teams admin center and via Windows PowerShell.

This section will dive into each role, breaking down what tools and features come with it. Take a closer look at the access levels each role has:

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Role	Description	Access Level
Teams Administrator	Manages Teams service and Microsoft 365 Groups