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Build Microsoft Teams and SharePoint sites with SProbot

This is step three in your SProbot journey, after you’ve created a template

Once you have a template, you'll most likely want to use it to enable your users to request Teams and SharePoint workspaces using a provisioning pipeline with governance rules, but you can also build Teams and SharePoint team sites directly from templates

Step 1: Select the template to build from

Open a template from your tenant's home page.

Screenshot of the SProbot SharePoint and Teams templates list

Step 2: Start a build

Use the Build now button to initiate a new build.

Screenshot of the SProbot template editor showing the Build now button

Step 3: Specify your build details

Name your build

Screenshot showing the creation of a new build item

Then confirm the build details and start the build process

In this step, the site/team name will automatically be populated with the name of your template.

You can change the name to the end-result you want, and you need to pick the group owner. Your workspace name will be verified to make sure that the group mail address and URL are available. Once they have been verified with a green check you can start the build process. The build will then enter the queue and be processed.

Screenshot of the SProbot Teams and SharePoint build details confirmation

While the team or SharePoint site is being built, you are able to see its progress.

Screenshot of the build progress of a team or SharePoint site in SProbotE

When the build is complete, the specified owners receive an email notification, and you'll also be able to open the site or team directly from the build wizard.

Once you close the completed build form you will see it listed under All Builds.

Next step: Need your users to be able to request a build themselves? Create a pipeline.

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