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How to use the Microsoft Forms bot in Microsoft Teams

Writer: Amanda Sterner
Amanda Sterner
Sep 30, 2019
1 min read

Updated: May 2, 2022

Something I really love about working in a bigger company is the fact that your colleagues can challenge your opinions and teach you new things. A couple of weeks ago a colleague of mine said “Amanda we should really try Forms to ask quick questions in our team” – I said no haha. But this week he showed me, and I have to admit myself defeated, it’s great.


In this blog post I will show you how you can use the Microsoft Forms bot to send a quick poll in a team in Microsoft Teams.


1. Open the team where you want to ask the question, start a new conversation and write @

Add new bots

2. Click Get bots (this might differ dependent on tenant settings). A list of all available bots will open

What availible bots are there?

3. Click on Forms, Forms is now added as a bot in the team


4. To use it type @forms in the conversation

Forms is added

5. To create a new poll with the bot you write:


@Forms Here's a little question for you? Option 1, Option 2, Option 3


To “end” your question you add a question mark. You can add up to 6 different answers divided by a comma.

How to add a new poll

6. And voila a new poll your team members can answer!

How the poll will look

Perfect for quick polls in a team 😊

4 Comments


xin wang
Sep 06

I just tried the @Forms bot in Teams and it's actually super handy! No more leaving the chat to run polls-just type @Forms and you're done. Way more efficient than searching for some ai image generator to make quick visuals. Definitely giving Luna Lisa a shot next!

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Khan Blogger
Khan Blogger
Sep 04

Me parece importante que los contenidos sobre loterías sean fáciles de consultar y estén bien estructurados. Una guía de loterías puede resultar especialmente útil en ese sentido, ya que permite encontrar información básica y comprender mejor los términos utilizados en diferentes sorteos.

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Musk Rika
Musk Rika
Jun 22

Using the Microsoft Forms bot in Teams is a practical way to streamline quick polls and feedback directly inside conversations. It keeps collaboration smooth without forcing people to leave the chat, making decision‑making faster and more transparent. That balance between simplicity and efficiency feels much like playing Slope game, where every move requires focus and precision to stay on track while navigating twists.

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Smith Sophia
Smith Sophia
Jun 18

Smash Karts Game rewards skillful driving and strategic decision-making, offering a competitive environment where every second can determine the outcome of a battle.

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