Microsoft Teams connection
Prefer Microsoft Teams over Slack? You can wire signals to a Teams channel via Power Automate.
Set up a webhook
- In Teams, open the channel you want signals delivered to.
- Click the ⋯ menu on the channel name → Workflows.
- Pick the template "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received".
- Click through the wizard — accept the default trigger + name the workflow.
- Copy the workflow URL at the end.
Connect in the app
- Settings → Microsoft Teams connection.
- Paste the workflow URL into the input.
- Click Connect. The card flips to show the connected channel label.
Differences vs Slack
| Slack | Teams | |
|---|---|---|
| Auth | OAuth (per-org install) | Webhook URL |
| Scopes | chat:write, etc | None — anyone with the URL can post |
| Multi-channel | Pick per send | Locked to the workflow's channel |
| Slash commands | Yes (/signal) | No |
| User mentions | Yes (Slack owners feature) | No — Teams webhooks can't @mention |
Security
The webhook URL acts as both endpoint and secret — anyone with the URL can post into the channel. Don't paste it in shared docs. If you leak it, disconnect + delete the workflow in Teams to invalidate the URL.
Disconnect
Click Disconnect on the card — we delete the URL from our DB. The workflow stays alive in Teams; delete it there if you want to invalidate the URL.