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# Web Components
Use Blockbrain right inside the tools your company already works in, such as SharePoint and Microsoft Teams.
Blockbrain web components bring your Blockbrain assistant, agents and knowledge into other apps your company works in. Your IT team adds them once, and Blockbrain then appears right where you work: next to your SharePoint pages or in Microsoft Teams. No switching to another tab, no copy and paste.
### Available web components
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#### SharePoint
Blockbrain in SharePoint
Ask about the page, folder or file you are on, find answers across your sites, and create folders, pages and Office files in SharePoint, with every change waiting for your OK.
[SharePoint Chat Extension](/for-users/web-components/sharepoint-chat-extension.md)
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#### Microsoft Teams
Catch up on your meetings with recaps, exact quotes and recordings, and follow up right in Teams: post in channels, send chat messages and book meetings.
[Microsoft Teams App](/for-users/web-components/microsoft-teams-app.md)
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### How you get them
* **Your IT team adds them.** Nothing to install. After that, Blockbrain appears where your company added it, for example at the bottom right of your SharePoint pages or in the Teams app bar.
* **You are the admin who sets them up.** Follow [Web Components for admins](/for-admins/web-components.md).
### Next steps
* Working in SharePoint? Start with the [SharePoint Chat Extension](/for-users/web-components/sharepoint-chat-extension.md).
* Working in Microsoft Teams? Start with the [Microsoft Teams App](/for-users/web-components/microsoft-teams-app.md).
* Blockbrain not in your apps yet? Ask your IT team.
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