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New-CsTeamsAppSetupPolicy

As an admin, you can use app setup policies to customize Microsoft Teams to highlight the apps that are most important for your users. Microsoft Teams PowerShell reference

From the Microsoft Teams PowerShell reference 13 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

13 in the Microsoft Teams PowerShell reference
-AdditionalCustomizationAppsThis parameter allows IT admins to create multiple customized versions of their apps and assign these customized versions to users and groups via setup policies.
-AllowSideLoadingThis is also known as side loading.
-AllowUserPinningIf you turn this on, the user's existing app pins will be added to the list of pinned apps set in this policy.
-AppPresetListChoose which apps and messaging extensions you want to be installed in your users' personal Teams environment and in meetings they create.
-AppPresetMeetingListThis parameter is used to manage the list of preset apps that are available during meetings.
-Confirm, -cfPrompts you for confirmation before executing the command.
-DescriptionDescription of the app setup policy.
-IdentityName of App setup policy.
-PinnedAppBarAppsPinning an app displays the app in the app bar in Teams client.
-PinnedCallingBarAppsDetermines the list of apps that are pre pinned for a participant in Calls.
-PinnedMessageBarAppsApps are pinned in messaging extensions and into the ellipsis menu.
-TenantDo not use.
-WhatIf, -wiDescribes what would happen if you executed the command without actually executing the command.