Microsoft Loop is a collaboration app from Microsoft made up of three elements: Loop components, Loop pages and Loop workspaces. Components are portable pieces of content, such as lists, tables and notes, that stay current wherever they are shared, for example in chats, email, meetings and documents. Pages are flexible canvases that bring together people, components, links, tasks and data, and workspaces group a team's key items. The app runs in the browser and as a mobile app; components can be used in Teams, Outlook, OneNote and Whiteboard.
Loop is provided by Microsoft, headquartered in the United States, and is therefore subject to US jurisdiction, including the CLOUD Act. Microsoft describes an EU Data Boundary for Microsoft 365: customers with a sign-up location in the EU or EFTA have their data stored and processed within it, except for tenants using multi-geo. Multi-geo support for shared Loop workspaces has been announced through the Message Center. Administrators should verify their tenant settings and which services are in scope.