To ensure a smooth transition from your @hee.nhs.uk to your T1510 @nhs.net account, please review and complete the actions below.

This guide will help you understand what will happen with your @hee.nhs.uk account on switchover day.

Application accounts can be converted back to a user mailbox

When a guest user is invited to the platform outside of Portal (i.e., via Azure Active Directory or the native Teams application), they do not have an Attestor set in the database.

New users of NHSmail are required to set their user account secret via the NHSmail Portal to complete their initial account setup. The user account secret will be used to verify your identity in certain scenarios. For example, if you need to contact your Local Administrator to unlock your account or reset your password on your behalf

Guidance for both Teams desktop and Teams web applications

The Office 365 update app (or Company Communicator) allows approved Authors to create and send messages to many users over Microsoft Teams chat.

The NHSmail team host open interactive sessions to help support you and your organisation to keep up to date on what is happening in the NHSmail community. Join the conversation and stay up to date with NHSmail events today! Local Administrator webinar Join our fortnightly Teams meeting with the NHSmail…

Phase 1 – Summary April 2022 – March 2023 As part of the Health and Social Care Bill, Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) were introduced in July 2022.  CCG and STP codes have remained legally open to maintain continuity for systems and services consuming the codes. The 42 STP codes had…

This guide provides details for Teams Owners on things to be aware of when their Team moves across on Switchover Day, as well as actions to take to verify things are as they should be.