CHECK-IN (TEAMS)

What Does CHECK-IN Mean on Microsoft Teams?

On Microsoft Teams, if a user checks out a file to ensure that no-one else can make changes to it while they are working on it, the file must be checked in again when they have finished with it. By checking in the file, the user is making it available to other team members for editing.

Summary of Key Points

"Unlock a File for Editing" is the most common definition for CHECK-IN on Microsoft Teams. Here is some more information about CHECK-IN (TEAMS):
CHECK-IN (TEAMS)
Definition:Unlock a File for Editing (Microsoft Teams)
Type:Word
Guessability:
3: Guessable
Typical Users:
Adults and Teenagers

Example of CHECK-IN (TEAMS) Used in a Text

CHECK-IN (TEAMS)

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See Also

BANNER (TEAMS) (On-Screen Notifications (Microsoft Teams)) CHANNEL (TEAMS) (Focused Discussion (Microsoft Teams)) DEPARTMENT USE (TEAMS) (Private Team (Microsoft Teams)) GROUP CHAT (TEAMS) (Chat Between More Than Two Team Members (Microsoft Teams)) GUEST (TEAMS) (External Participant in a Team (Microsoft Teams)) PRIVATE CHAT (TEAMS) (Conversation Visible Only to Members Involved (Microsoft Teams)) PROJECT USE (TEAMS) (Broad-Based Team (Microsoft Teams)) RED DOT ICON (TEAMS) (Status Alert Icon (Microsoft Teams)) TEAM MEMBER (TEAMS) (Participant in a Team (Microsoft Teams)) TEAM OWNER (TEAMS) (Team Member With Enhanced Privileges (Microsoft Teams)) TOFT (Take One For The Team) WIKI (Collaborative Publication) WIKI (TEAMS) (Smart-Text Editor (Microsoft Teams))