Teams Integration

Keep Teams in the Loop on Every Release

Every new release, download, and expiring build shows up here too, without anyone having to open AppShare first.

Connect Teams

Notifications

What You'll Actually Get Notified About

Turn on only the events worth a notification, everything else stays quiet in Teams.

App Published

Your channel hears about it as soon as an app's install page is live.

New Release Added

Every new build posts here too, Quick Release or a full app release alike.

Expiry

A release nearing its expiry date gets flagged before the install link actually stops working.

Feedback & Forum Activity

Tester comments and attachments on a release show up here too, not just inside AppShare.

Nothing posts unless you've turned it on for this specific channel.

Setup

From Channel Menu to Connected

Open Workflows

In your Teams channel, click the "..." menu and select Workflows.

Pick the template

Choose "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received."

Sign in

Sign in, then select the Team and Channel alerts should go to.

Copy the URL

Workflows generates a webhook URL, copy it before you continue.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Teams, turn on your alerts, and save.

Open Workflows

In your Teams channel, click the "..." menu and select Workflows.

Pick the template

Choose "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received."

Sign in

Sign in, then select the Team and Channel alerts should go to.

Copy the URL

Workflows generates a webhook URL, copy it before you continue.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Teams, turn on your alerts, and save.

Open Workflows

In your Teams channel, click the "..." menu and select Workflows.

Pick the template

Choose "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received."

Sign in

Sign in, then select the Team and Channel alerts should go to.

Copy the URL

Workflows generates a webhook URL, copy it before you continue.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Teams, turn on your alerts, and save.

Open Workflows

In your Teams channel, click the "..." menu and select Workflows.

Pick the template

Choose "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received."

Sign in

Sign in, then select the Team and Channel alerts should go to.

Copy the URL

Workflows generates a webhook URL, copy it before you continue.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Teams, turn on your alerts, and save.

Open Workflows

In your Teams channel, click the "..." menu and select Workflows.

Pick the template

Choose "Post to a channel when a webhook request is received."

Sign in

Sign in, then select the Team and Channel alerts should go to.

Copy the URL

Workflows generates a webhook URL, copy it before you continue.

Open Integrations

In AppShare, go to the Integrations tab inside your workspace.

Paste and save

Add the URL under Teams, turn on your alerts, and save.

Elsewhere Too

Not Your Only Option

Slack

Slack

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Explore Slack
Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Explore Discord
Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't on a connected channel yet.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Point events at your own endpoint and build whatever workflow you actually need.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Pull data or trigger actions yourself, notifications are just the starting point.

Explore Public API
Slack

Slack

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Explore Slack
Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Explore Discord
Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't on a connected channel yet.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Point events at your own endpoint and build whatever workflow you actually need.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Pull data or trigger actions yourself, notifications are just the starting point.

Explore Public API
Slack

Slack

Same alerts, different app, if that's where your team actually lives.

Explore Slack
Community

Discord

A natural fit if builds and feedback already get discussed in a server.

Explore Discord
Direct

Telegram

Alerts land in a chat or group, no separate app for anyone to check.

Explore Telegram
Everywhere

Email

Covers anyone who isn't on a connected channel yet.

Explore Email
Custom

Webhooks

Point events at your own endpoint and build whatever workflow you actually need.

Explore Webhooks
API

Public API

Pull data or trigger actions yourself, notifications are just the starting point.

Explore Public API
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FAQ

Common Questions

It does, set it up once from Integrations and pick what should post.

Head to Integrations, connect the channel, and flip on whichever alerts matter to you.

You'll need permission to set up a Workflow in the channel you want alerts posted to.

No. Microsoft has retired classic Connectors, this uses Workflows, the current supported method for posting into a channel.

The four event types above, App Published, New Release Added, Expiry, and Feedback & Forum Activity.

Get Started

Let It Watch, So You Don't Have To

Connect Teams, choose your alerts, and keep your team updated when an app goes live, a release lands, or a link is about to expire.

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