Does Frosty join Teams meetings?
No. Frosty's meetings happen in its own group chats. If a note-taker app records your Teams calls, connect it and Frosty can read the finished meetings.
If your company runs on Microsoft 365, Copilot is already in your apps, and its Teams meeting agent is strong. Frosty is for teams that want a coworker they can talk to and meet with from any group chat, connected to the tools they already use, without licenses to assign or agents to build.
If your company already runs on Microsoft 365 and Teams, Copilot is in Outlook, Word, Excel and your Teams meetings, with Microsoft's security and compliance behind it, and its connector ecosystem is very large. Frosty earns its place when a team wants one coworker it can talk to and meet with today, across the tools it already uses, set up by people who are not technical.
No. Frosty's meetings happen in its own group chats. If a note-taker app records your Teams calls, connect it and Frosty can read the finished meetings.
No. Frosty runs on credits from one shared balance, so there are no seats to assign.
Yes. Frosty connects to 3,000+ apps, including Outlook, and makes a direct API call where there is no ready-made action.
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Checked on 25 October 2026 against Microsoft Copilot's own pages. Next check by 23 January 2027.