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# Approve the App in Teams Admin Center

1. Now the admin needs to approve the app to make it available to the organization or to other users or teams
2. Go to [admin.teams.microsoft.com](https://admin.teams.microsoft.com).
3. Navigate to **Teams apps → Manage apps.**
4. You will see 1 app **pending approval.**

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5. In the **All apps** section, search for your app name.
6. You will see it in a **Blocked** state.
7. Click on the a**pp → choose to Publish it**:
8. Either to the **entire organization**, or
9. **To specific users/teams** via the **Users and Groups section**.

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