Syncing two Teams group using flow

Yes, it is feasible to automate the synchronization of two Teams groups using Power Automate flows. You can leverage the Microsoft Teams API to create workflows that can manage teams and channels, allowing you to automate tasks such as adding or removing members from one team based on changes in another team. This can be done by creating flows that trigger actions based on specific events in either team, such as when a member is added or removed.

To implement this, you would typically use the Microsoft Graph API in conjunction with Power Automate to handle the synchronization logic between the two Teams groups.

References:

• Automate workflows
• Create teams linked to your app
• Create and manage multiple teams and channels
• Microsoft Graph API
• Using Power Automate with Microsoft Teams
• Create flows in Microsoft Teams
• Overview for using Microsoft Teams, Shifts, and Viva Learning to foster teamwork
• Automate team lifecycles
• Deploy apps to teams
• Power Apps and Teams
• Microsoft Copilot Studio overview
• Licensing and restrictions

Hi Loveena, Loveena,

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum. 

Based on your description, I understand that you want to sync members between two Teams then there’s a helpful walkthrough that uses a Microsoft template in this post (scenario very close to yours): https://byronwright.blogspot.com/2021/02/synchronize-membership-from-ad-group-to.html

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However, please note the post demonstrates a one‑way sync from an Azure AD (Entra) security group to a Microsoft 365 group (which backs a Team). You can still use the same approach by adapting the source to be a Microsoft 365 group (the Team you want to mirror) and the target to be the other Team’s Microsoft 365 group.

At this time, I couldn’t find an official Microsoft article or a built‑in Power Automate template that synchronizes membership between two Microsoft 365 groups/Teams out of the box, so you’d need to customize the flow/template accordingly.

I hope this helps.

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