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Microsoft Teams integration

The Microsoft Teams integration can send page alerts to a Microsoft Teams channel.

Website performance alert in Microsoft Teams

Setting up the Microsoft Teams integration

  1. Click Project Settings then the Integrations on your project dashboard

Create Teams integration

  1. In the Microsoft Teams section click Create integration

  2. Open the Microsoft Teams desktop app

  3. Open the menu in the top right corner and click Workflows

Microsoft Teams workflows in menu

  1. Click Post in a channel when a webhook request is received

Webhook option in Teams

  1. Enter a name for the workflow and click Next

Configuring Microsoft Teams webhook

  1. Select the channel you want to post to and click Add workflow

Microsoft Teams webhook setup UI

  1. Copy the webhook URL and click Done

Webhook URL in Microsoft Teams

  1. Return to the DebugBear website

  2. Paste the webhook URL in the Webhook URL field

  3. Click Save

Microsoft Teams webhook URL on DebugBear

The Microsoft Teams integration is now set up and alerts will be sent to the Teams channel where the connector was set up.

Configuring the integration

note

Alerts are sent once a performance budget has been breached or there has been a significant change. If alerts are expected but not being received, they may not be breaching the default thresholds.

By default alerts will be sent for large changes and breached performance budgets. Click the gear icon next to the integration to configure when alerts are sent.

Configure button

You can now customize the alert conditions, mute noisy alerts, or enable alerts only for specific pages.

Alert configuration options