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Post message cards to a Teams channel via an Incoming Webhook connector or a Workflows URL.

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The Microsoft Teams integration delivers through an Incoming Webhook connector. Each connector is scoped to one Teams channel.

Create the connector

  1. In Teams, open the target channel, click the ··· menu, and choose Connectors.
  2. Find Incoming Webhook and click Configure.
  3. Name it (StatusOwl), optionally upload an image, and click Create.
  4. Copy the generated URL.
If your tenant has connectors disabled

Microsoft is migrating tenants from Incoming Webhook connectors to Workflows. If your admin has disabled connectors, use the Workflows template "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received" and paste the resulting URL into StatusOwl instead. StatusOwl posts the same payload either way.

Connect it

  1. Go to Integrations → Add Integration and choose Microsoft Teams.
  2. Paste the webhook URL.
  3. Click Save, then Send Test and confirm the card lands in the channel.

What arrives here today

  • Send Test messages from the dashboard.
  • Watch Owl alert rules routed to this integration, on fire and on resolve.

Nothing else dispatches. A failing HTTP, ping or TCP check does not post to Teams — see Notifications overview.

Card format

Alert cards use a severity-driven theme colour. The summary carries the rule name and host; the body lists the metric, current value, threshold and timestamp; an action button links back to the host's detail view in the StatusOwl dashboard.

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