OpsOnTab brings Tickets, Tasks, structured Processes, SOPs, search, dashboards, and operational history together so teams can manage work without losing the context behind it.
Support requests live in one place, procedures in another, tasks in chats and spreadsheets, and process status somewhere else. OpsOnTab connects those pieces into one searchable, trackable system.
OpsOnTab connects support, assigned work, structured processes, standardized procedures, search, and operational history in one platform.
Capture support requests, assign responsibility, set priority and status, collaborate through comments and notes, and retain the history of each request.
Create focused work with explicit participants, priorities, due dates, comments, status, structured Processes, and a complete activity history. Task access stays limited to the people intentionally involved.
Structure repeatable work using Basic workflows, DMAIC, DMADV, PDCA, or custom phases and Steps with ownership, progress, and history at each stage.
Build a governed library of standard operating procedures with ownership, status, revision history, and structured content for repeatable organizational knowledge.
Find operational records by keyword across supported work areas, including historical and deleted records where permissions allow.
Preserve a traceable record of creation, assignment, status changes, process activity, comments, completion, reopening, deletion, restoration, and other important events.
OpsOnTab is designed to help work move from an initial need through execution and improvement without losing the context behind it.
Capture an issue, request, or operational need.
Define ownership, priority, participants, and expected outcomes.
Use Tasks, Processes, phases, and Steps to get the work done.
Turn repeatable knowledge into governed SOPs and processes.
Apply structured approaches such as DMAIC, DMADV, and PDCA.
Keep the activity and decisions that explain what happened.
OpsOnTab uses Microsoft identity and directory context to help users find and assign the right people throughout the application.
Tickets and Tasks retain comments, assignment changes, status transitions, timestamps, notes, and other important activity so the history stays with the work.
See Tickets and Tasks requiring attention, workload, status breakdowns, trends, and recent activity without opening every record individually.
IT requests are only the beginning. Operations, onboarding, compliance, facilities, finance, HR, quality, engineering, and other teams all manage requests, tasks, repeatable processes, and procedures.
OpsOnTab gives that work a shared operational structure inside Microsoft Teams.
OpsOnTab is currently in private preview while we validate the product, deployment experience, security model, and real-world workflows with Microsoft 365 users and organizations.
We're looking for organizations and Microsoft 365 users who want a more connected way to manage Tickets, Tasks, Processes, and SOPs inside Teams.
Request Early AccessPreview availability is limited. Features, licensing, deployment options, and commercial terms may change before general availability.
OpsOnTab uses Microsoft identity and server-side authorization so access to operational records is governed by authenticated identity and application permissions rather than browser visibility alone.
Authentication determines who the user is. OpsOnTab authorization determines which Tickets, Tasks, Processes, SOPs, and administrative capabilities that authenticated user can access.
Users authenticate through their existing Microsoft identity rather than a separate OpsOnTab credential store.
OpsOnTab operates in the context of the organization's Microsoft environment and validates authenticated users before exposing protected application data.
Tickets, Tasks, administrative capabilities, and other protected records follow OpsOnTab's defined authorization rules.
Protected operations are validated by backend APIs instead of relying only on frontend visibility controls.
Microsoft Graph supports identity and directory capabilities used by the application, with permissions aligned to the released application configuration.
OpsOnTab does not require employees to create or manage another application password.
Details about OpsOnTab, Microsoft 365 integration, access, and the private preview.
