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Browse and Filter Every Provisioned Channel in My Teams

Standardizing collaboration only pays off if people can actually find what’s been standardized — every governed team, channel, and file needs to stay as easy to locate as it was to set up. My Teams already gives teams that metadata-driven home, but the channels nBold provisions underneath those teams have been harder to browse, tucked away with no search or filters of their own. My Teams is rolling out a dedicated Channels view, alongside Teams and SharePoint Sites, so channels provisioned through nBold’s Copy Channel API surface as instantly as the workspaces they live in.

What’s new

The new ”# Channels” view in My Teams lists every channel that nBold provisioned and that carries metadata. Each card shows:

  • The parent team, so you always know where the channel lives
  • A short description
  • Owner and member counts, with avatars
  • Metadata chips, with a hover-to-expand for the full set

If a channel doesn’t carry any metadata, it stays out of this view — Channels is built for the governed, tagged inventory, not a mirror of every channel in your tenant.

How it works

  • Search bar: free-text search across channel names and descriptions, same pattern as My Teams.
  • Quick-filter chips: the metadata values used most often surface first, so the common filters (account, stage, region, owner) are one click away.
  • Advanced filter popover: combine multiple metadata fields when a quick chip isn’t specific enough.

No setup is required beyond metadata already being assigned to your channels — if you’re using Custom Forms or Bulk to tag teams today, the same metadata now works for channel-level search too.

Why it matters

Channels have always been where a lot of the real work — and the real metadata — actually lives: deal rooms, client accounts, project workstreams. Without a dedicated view, finding a specific channel meant remembering which team it belonged to and scrolling. A Channels view brings the same metadata-driven search and filtering you already rely on for teams down to the channel level, so the people closest to the work can find their space without going through IT or a parent-team detour.

See how channels fit into nBold’s broader provisioning and governance model on the Platform page, or book a demo to see the Channels view in your own tenant.

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