For more information, see Create and send messages. You can create and send actionable messages through Incoming Webhook or connector for Microsoft 365 Groups.

The webhook is now available in the Teams channel. The URL maps to the channel and you can use it to send information to Teams. Select Configure, provide a name, and upload an image for your webhook if necessary.Ĭopy and save the unique webhook URL present in the dialog. Search for Incoming Webhook and select Add. Select Connectors from the dropdown menu. Open the channel in which you want to add the webhook and select To add an Incoming Webhook to a Teams channel, follow these steps:

For more information on cards and webhooks, see Adaptive cards and Incoming Webhooks.

However, it is possible to create a flow that posts Adaptive Cards to a Teams channel. Currently, Teams connectors don't support Adaptive Cards. Adaptive Card is an open cross-card platform framework that is used in all platforms such as Windows, Android, iOS, and so on.

Teams bots, message extensions, Incoming Webhook, and the Bot Framework support Adaptive Cards.

This declarative messaging structure prevents the insertion of malicious code. Incoming Webhook is scoped and configured at the channel level. HTML is ignored and treated as plain text.

Any tool or framework that can send HTTPS POST requests can send messages to Teams through an Incoming Webhook.Īll text fields in actionable messaging cards support basic Markdown. For more information, see Legacy actionable message card reference and message card playground.Ĭards provide information clearly and consistently. If you send messages through cards, you must use the actionable message card format. For more information, see Send Adaptive Cards using Incoming Webhooks.Īctionable message cards are supported in all Microsoft 365 groups including Teams. The following table provides the features and description of an Incoming Webhook: FeaturesĪdaptive Cards can be sent through Incoming Webhooks.

Slack webhooks formatting