Microsoft Teams
Bring the right emails to your Teams channels
When an email needs the team, the workflow that read it posts a short message to the right Teams channel — no forwarding, no copy and paste.
- Connection
- Incoming webhook URL
- Actions
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What you can automate with Microsoft Teams
Workflows you can build
Each one starts from a real situation and uses only nodes that exist today. Test it on past emails before you publish it.
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Alert the team on urgent requests
Requests the AI marks as urgent are posted to the team channel with the sender and the subject.
- Email received
- Categorize
- Notify
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Celebrate signed contracts
When everyone has signed a Yousign request, the sales channel hears about it straight away.
- Yousign — event
- Notify
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Report failed runs
Your error workflow posts what failed, and where, to the operations channel.
- Workflow failure
- Notify
How to connect Microsoft Teams
Paste the channel’s incoming webhook URL into a Notify node set to Microsoft Teams. The URL is never written to the run data or the logs.
Before you start
- An incoming webhook URL for the Teams channel to notify.
- Create an incoming webhook for the channel in Microsoft Teams and copy its URL.
- Add a Notify node to the workflow and choose Microsoft Teams as the destination.
- Paste the webhook URL, then write the title and the message — expressions included.
Automate Microsoft Teams with Loop & Roll
We build the workflow around your processes, test it on your past emails and put it into service with your teams.
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