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# View Team Discussion Threads
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The *Team Threads* tab groups all discussion threads of your team, active or not.
With *Team Threads*, it is possible to access all messages shared between all members of your team, whether you participated in the discussion thread or not.
It then becomes easy to join a discussion belonging to your team, if needed.
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If you are not part of a team, or if you do not have the required permissions to view this tab, you will not have the option to access this page.
**Also, it is important to note that Braver logs access to these** ***Team Threads*****.** Authorized persons in your organization can therefore produce access audits as needed.
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## Step by Step
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**Select the *****Team***** tab.**
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**Select team threads, then the discussion that interests you.**
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**You now have access to the content of the discussion thread.**
If needed, you can join the discussion.
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