How to Share Microsoft Loop Workspaces, Pages, and Subpages
Question details
The user needs to share a Microsoft Loop workspace with a Teams group, distribute specific Loop pages via links, and configure granular permissions to allow broad access to a main page while restricting specific subpages.
- Product
- Microsoft Loop
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Distributing workspace access and managing page-level permissions for different employee groups.
- Observed behavior
- Users want to add groups, email page links, and set up granular permissions, but encounter workflow limitations as Loop requires individual member additions and separate workspaces for restricted access.
Ensure you have owner permissions for the Microsoft Loop workspace before attempting to modify member access, invite new users, or generate sharing links.
Adding Members to a Microsoft Loop Workspace
Learn how to invite colleagues to your workspace, keeping in mind current limitations regarding Microsoft Teams groups.
Navigate to Microsoft Loop in your browser and open the specific workspace you want to share with your team.
Click on the 'Members' or 'Share' button in the workspace. Since Loop does not currently support adding an entire Teams group directly, you must type in the email addresses or names of individual members to add them to the workspace.
Distributing Loop Pages and Components by Link
How to share a specific page or Loop component with others via email or Microsoft Teams.
Managing Access for Main Pages and Subpages
Workarounds for creating granular access controls when different groups need different permission levels for subpages.
Collaborate Seamlessly with WPS Office
While Microsoft Loop is still evolving its permission structures, WPS Office provides a complete, free, and lightweight suite for document collaboration. Easily share documents, manage granular viewing and editing permissions, and work together in real-time without complex workspace limitations.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add an entire Microsoft Teams group to a Loop workspace?
No, Microsoft Loop does not currently support adding a Teams group or Microsoft 365 group directly to a workspace. Members must be added individually by their names or email addresses.
Is it possible to restrict access to specific subpages in Microsoft Loop?
Loop does not currently offer page-level or subpage-level access controls within a single workspace. If you need to restrict certain pages, you must create a separate workspace and invite only the authorized members to it.
How do I email a Microsoft Loop page to a colleague directly?
Loop does not have a built-in 'send via email' button. You must click 'Share' on the page, select 'Copy link', and manually paste that link into a new email message or Teams chat.




