Short answer: No — not natively.
Microsoft Teams (part of Microsoft 365) and Google Chat (part of Google Workspace) cannot exchange messages out of the box. Microsoft and Google compete directly for enterprise productivity spend — neither has built a native messaging bridge to the other's platform.
The Google Meet Tab in Teams Does Not Bridge Messaging
The Google Meet integration available in the Microsoft Teams App Store enables starting Google Meet video calls from within Teams. It is a meeting launcher, not a messaging bridge. Teams channel messages do not appear in Google Chat spaces via this integration.
Who Needs a Teams ↔ Google Chat Bridge
Common scenarios: M&A (Microsoft 365 org acquires Google Workspace company), agency/client collaboration (one party on Teams, the other on Google Chat), internal platform splits (corporate on Teams, engineering on Google Workspace), and global organizations with regional offices on different licensing agreements.
How to Bridge Them
SyncRivo connects to Microsoft Teams and the Google Chat API simultaneously. Messages route bidirectionally between Teams channels and Google Chat spaces in real time — typically within seconds — with thread context and the original sender's name. To set up, authorize Teams via Microsoft 365 admin consent, create a Google Workspace service account with Chat API enabled, and map channels in the SyncRivo dashboard; the first channel bridge is typically live during onboarding, once both admins approve the app.
Full guide: Can Teams Message Google Chat?
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