WinZip Pro can also save files as a PDF ready for sharing. It would be nice to see WinZip combine the two options, and publisher Corel tells us that SharePoint will be an option for the enterprise version of WinZip soon, so this may become a little less convoluted. However, that doesn't include any direct chat conversations and it doesn't send a post into the Teams channel to say the files are there. If you configure Office 365 groups, you can send files to the SharePoint libraries or any of the Teams teams you're joined to through that Office 365 account. For a one-off file share, that's straightforward enough (depending on the cloud service you use, colleagues may be able to click the link and open the ZIP file directly or they may have to navigate the cloud service it's stored on), but it doesn't upload the file into the SharePoint library associated with Teams for future reference. You can specify the file name and customise the message that goes with the ZIP file, but what actually gets shared to Teams isn't the ZIP file itself: instead, it's a link to ZipShare or any other cloud service that you have configured inside WinZip (you can pick the default if you have multiple services configured).
WinZip files arrive in Teams as a cloud link.
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