Introduction to Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams is a collaboration platform used by businesses worldwide for messaging, meetings, file sharing, and team coordination, tightly integrated with the Microsoft 365 suite.
Used by organizations of all sizes that rely on Microsoft 365 for daily communication and collaboration
Common in IT, operations, and customer-facing teams that need real-time notifications and cross-department visibility
Connecting Microsoft Teams to iPaaS.com enables integration event notifications and alerts to be delivered directly to your team channels, keeping the right people informed when data flows succeed or require attention
API Version Support
The integration works with the Microsoft Teams API through Microsoft Graph, posting to a team's channel at /v1.0/teams/{TeamId}/channels/{ChannelId}/messages. Authentication is handled through your Microsoft 365 credentials. See the Microsoft Teams Connections and Settings and Microsoft Teams API Endpoints articles for details.
Data Flows
The table below summarizes the data the integration can move between iPaaS.com and Microsoft Teams, and in which direction. Arrows show the direction of transfer:
→ iPaaS.com writes the data to Microsoft Teams
← iPaaS.com reads the data from Microsoft Teams
↔ the data can move in both directions
Allow Initialization? indicates whether that data can be bulk-loaded from Microsoft Teams when a subscription first connects. Whether a given flow is enabled, and in which direction, is configured per subscription during implementation.
iPaaS.com | Direction | Microsoft Teams | Allow Initialization? |
Message | → | Channel Message |
Versions and Release Notes
The integration follows its own version numbers. The current version is 1.0.
Version | Release Notes |
1.0 (current) | Post messages to Microsoft Teams channels for integration event notifications and alerts. |
Features by Release
The capabilities below reflect the current 1.0 integration. For the current behavior and any limitations of a given feature, see the linked reference articles and the Microsoft Teams Known Limitations article.
Version 1.0 (current) — Team notifications
Channel message delivery: messages posted to Microsoft Teams channels for integration event notifications and alerts.