Question

Warning again: This is my first attempt to use SharePoint beyond the web UI. I laid out a folder hierarchy to store per-project files and later got a surprise requirement that any user in the organization has to be able to create a new project, and therefore a new instance, preferably from Teams. I'm trying to salvage the design work and make it usable in a way acceptable to the organization.

I will probably misuse SharePoint terms and reserved words, and welcome corrections. Here's my best attempt to describe the ideal workflow:

  1. A user creates a new team in Teams from a template I have created. This much is working - the creation of the team results in a team site in SharePoint, and two channels in the template do create channels in the team, and parallel libraries in SharePoint.

  2. We want automatic creation of folders in each of the channel libraries. The names of these folders are consistent and could be hard-coded.

Step two seems out of reach. I appreciate any replies.

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Solution

One option could be to look into pnp provisioning, as this gives you a lot of ways to customize your Teams, Groups and SharePoint sites, including additional channels, tabs and folders.

OTHER TIPS

As you said, whenever create a channel in MS Teams, a corresponding folder is automatically created on SharePoint Online Documents Library.

By design, there is no such option to auto create subfolder under the channel folder.

I also suggest you to contact Microsoft Temas forum regarding this matter and check if you can get additional information on this.

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