What it does
Microsoft Loop provides shared workspaces and pages for teams to collect and edit project information together. Microsoft describes real-time components that sync across supported Microsoft apps, plus templates and collaborative editing. Loop is part of the Microsoft 365 ecosystem rather than a separate conventional wiki; storage and feature access can depend on SharePoint or OneDrive, account licensing, and organization policies. No separate Loop price was verified.
Loop is useful when a team wants a lightweight shared page for meeting notes, project plans, or recurring information that can be reused across supported Microsoft apps. A workspace groups pages; team members can edit content together and use synchronized components so updates stay aligned where those components are supported. This is a Microsoft 365 app, not a fully independent knowledge-base service. Storage, licensing, Copilot availability, and tenant policy can change what a particular account can use, so verify access in the organization’s tenant.
Strengths
- Shared workspaces and pages support collaborative editing and team knowledge.
- Components are designed to stay synchronized across supported Microsoft apps.
Watch out for
- Loop is tied to the Microsoft 365 account and storage environment; some features require SharePoint or OneDrive.
- No separate Loop price was verified, and access varies by licensing and tenant policy.
Best for
- Microsoft 365 teams collecting meeting notes and project information on shared pages
- Groups that need reusable components across supported Microsoft apps
Sources
- Microsoft Loop: Collaborative App | Microsoft 365 (Oct 25, 2026)
- Loop access via Microsoft 365 subscriptions | Microsoft Support (Oct 25, 2026)