Integrate Microsoft Teams with Jinba

Yes. Jinba supports on-premise and private-cloud deployment, meaning the workflow engine that serves your Microsoft Teams integration runs entirely within your own infrastructure. No workflow data or document content needs to leave your security perimeter. This is a core requirement for regulated financial institutions and healthcare organizations operating in air-gapped or restricted network environments, and it is a primary differentiator over tools like Power Automate that rely on Microsoft's shared cloud.

Not by default. Jinba supports private model hosting via AWS Bedrock, Azure AI, or self-hosted models, so LLM inference stays within your approved environment. Additionally, Jinba's deterministic architecture means approximately 80% of workflow steps are rule-based and do not invoke an LLM at all, further reducing exposure. You retain full control over which steps, if any, call an AI model.

Power Automate is a general-purpose automation tool that lacks built-in audit logging, RBAC at the workflow level, and on-premise deployment options suited to regulated industries. Jinba is purpose-built for enterprises like banks and insurers, offering SOC II compliance, full audit trails, role-based permissions, SSO, Active Directory integration, and on-premise hosting. Jinba also combines AI-assisted workflow creation with deterministic execution, giving teams a faster build path without sacrificing governance.

Yes. Jinba App provides a chat-based execution interface with auto-generated input forms, allowing non-technical operations staff such as compliance officers, loan processors, and KYC analysts to invoke approved workflows directly without learning workflow tooling. Builders define and publish workflows in Jinba Flow; the team consumes them through a governed interface with RBAC controls ensuring each user only accesses workflows they are permitted to run.

Jinba provides audit logging for every workflow execution, role-based access controls (RBAC), single sign-on (SSO), Active Directory integration, version control with full change history, and feature flags for controlled rollouts. The platform is SOC II compliant and supports on-premise deployment for air-gapped environments. These controls address the governance gap that makes generic tools like Power Automate unsuitable for compliance-heavy workloads in banking, insurance, healthcare, and pharma.