See decisions and meetings across your organization with Advanced Reporting
Know what's decided and what's still open across your organization, without joining every team or chasing minutes. Advanced Reporting in Decisions for Microsoft Teams gives you one read-only view of decisions and meeting activity.
| Date ↓ | Team ↕ | Decision | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04 Jun | Executive Leadership Team | Approve marketing budget increase | Final |
| 03 Jun | Finance Committee | Renew supplier contract for FY27 | Final |
| 03 Jun | Board of Directors | Appoint new Head of Product | Final |
| 01 Jun | Finance Committee | Adopt interim FY27 travel budget | Replaced |
One view of every decision, across every team
Without Advanced Reporting
- Decisions and minutes are spread across teams you don't belong to
- Knowing what's decided or still open means asking each team for an update
- Joining teams for visibility adds access and activity you don't need
With Advanced Reporting
- Get one view of decisions and meeting activity across the organization
- See what's decided and what's still open across teams, without asking for updates
- Follow teams without joining them, with read-only reporting access
Bottom line: Advanced Reporting separates needing to know from being a member. You get the overview, and teams keep working as they do.
Admins set it up, teams choose to share, and you follow them in one place.
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Set access and invite teams
Your organization's admins set up Advanced Reporting in the admin portal, choose who has access, and decide which teams to invite to share.
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Teams confirm sharing
Each invited team gets a share request. A team admin must confirm it before that team's content appears.
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Follow decisions and meetings
See decisions in one view and meetings in another. Open agendas, minutes, and the supporting material behind decisions for the full context.
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Focus on what you oversee
Save views for the teams and timeframes you oversee, so you can open your part of the organization without filtering from scratch.
Built to turn many teams into one clear view
One view across the organization
See decisions and meeting activity across the teams that matter: what was decided, by whom, and the agendas and minutes behind it.
What's missing, as clear as what's done
See open decisions and meetings without minutes, so you know where to follow up without asking each team for a status update.
Filter, save, and export
Filter by team, date, decision status, keyword, tags, and minutes, then save the views you return to. Export the current view to Excel when you need to use the overview outside Decisions, such as for a board pack, an audit request, or a status update.
Read-only by design
Reporting access lets people read everything shared, but not edit, approve, or act inside the teams they follow.
Teams choose whether to share
No team is shared by default. A team admin confirms each share request. Reporting access shows all the shared meeting and decision information, with no partial visibility.
Secure by where it lives
Your meeting content is stored in your own Microsoft 365 tenant. AI processing is stateless, with prompts and outputs not retained by Decisions or Azure OpenAI. SOC 2 Type II compliant and ISO 27001:2022 certified.
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Governance and oversight
Follow committees and decision-making bodies in one place, with their decision history, agendas, minutes, and supporting documents.
Leadership and management
Insight from the teams below and beside them, decisions, progress, and gaps, without joining each team.
Leadership meetingsBoards and committees, aligned
Boards, committees, and teams followed in one place, on the same terms, instead of scattered across inboxes.
Board and executive meetingsAudit and controllers
Track and export decision records across departments and units, without waiting on each team to send them.
Related features
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Decision log
The shared record Advanced Reporting reads from.
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Structured approvals
Named approvers and a recorded sign-off for key decisions.
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Circular resolutions
Votes and approvals between meetings, on the record.