Stream ABA
by Stream ABA
Look up clients, see today's schedule, and create tasks from Microsoft Teams messages.
Stream ABA puts ABA practice work inside Microsoft Teams. Coordinators and clinicians can look up a client or lead by name, pull today's schedule, and turn a chat message into a Stream ABA task. When someone pastes a Stream ABA link, Teams shows a preview instead of a bare URL. Stream ABA workflows can also post notifications to the Teams channels your admin maps.
The bot talks to your Stream ABA account. It is not a second system of record. Notes, billing, authorizations, and data collection stay in Stream ABA on the web and mobile. Commands follow the same staff permissions as the rest of the product. We execute a business associate agreement with provider customers and apply HIPAA Security and Privacy safeguards.
What you can do in Microsoft Teams
- Look up a client by name (client Jane Doe)
- Look up a lead by name (lead Jane Doe)
- See today's schedule (schedule)
- Create a Stream ABA task from a Teams message
- Receive practice notifications in mapped channels
- Preview Stream ABA links pasted in chat
Requirements
- An active Stream ABA subscription. This listing is not a standalone Teams product.
- A Microsoft 365 tenant with Microsoft Teams.
- A practice admin must connect Microsoft Teams in Stream ABA Settings, map teams and channels, and link staff accounts before most commands return practice data.
- Staff only see records they already have permission to view in Stream ABA.
Get started and support
- Sign up or request access: https://streamaba.com
- Get started, admin setup, and help articles: https://streamaba.com/support
- Contact us: https://streamaba.com/support or support@streamaba.com
- Help inside Microsoft Teams: send help to the bot in any chat or channel
- Privacy policy and Terms of use
App capabilities
- Can send data over the Internet
- This app can access personal information on the active message, such as phone numbers, postal addresses, or URLs. Other items in your mailbox cannot be read or modified. Review the developer's privacy policy for more detail on how personal information is managed and processed.