Connectors / Microsoft Teams
Messaging
Microsoft Teams
Post updates into a Teams channel: a new order, an approval that needs someone, an alert worth knowing about.
Included on every plan. An admin approves it once.
What your app can do with it
- ✓Messages land where your team already talks
- ✓One connection per channel, so you decide exactly where it posts
- ✓The channel address is kept by Syntica, not in the app's code
For your IT admin
Setting it up
Done once, in your company's own account with Microsoft.
1
Add an Incoming Webhook connector to the target Teams channel.
2
Copy the webhook URL the channel gives you.
3
Hand it to the platform once. It is never shown again.
For developers
What your app receives
Posts messages into a Teams channel through an incoming webhook: deployment notices, an approval that needs a human, an alert worth interrupting someone for. The webhook URL is the credential, and anyone holding it can post to that channel, which is exactly why it belongs in the platform rather than in a repository. One URL is one channel, so an application that posts to two channels holds two connections, the second under a prefix.
Microsoft Teams's own documentation →TEAMS_WEBHOOK_URLOther ways to keep your team posted
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