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Newforma Adds Microsoft Teams Connector to Improve AECO Project Records Management

Newforma has introduced a Microsoft Teams connector designed to help architecture, engineering, construction and owner (AECO) organizations incorporate Teams conversations into centralized project records. The new integration brings Microsoft Teams conversations directly into the Newforma Konekt project record, helping firms preserve critical communication without requiring teams to change how they collaborate.

The integration automatically captures communications from Microsoft Teams and associates them with relevant project documentation, giving organizations a more complete record of project decisions and collaboration. The capability is intended to reduce the risk of important discussions remaining isolated within chat platforms while simplifying documentation and compliance efforts. The connector automatically syncs public and shared Teams channels with their corresponding projects in Newforma Konekt.

Newforma said the connector extends its project information management platform by enabling teams to preserve collaboration data alongside drawings, documents and other project artifacts. The company expects the feature to improve information accessibility and support project accountability throughout the construction lifecycle. The integration preserves thread structure, replies, reactions and attached files, creating a more complete audit trail for firms managing compliance obligations, contractual requirements, project closeout and potential disputes.

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Posted by Redmond Channel Partner magazine staff on July 14, 2026

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